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Definition of immaculately - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
cleanlinessin a perfectly clean, neat, or tidy manner
- She dressed immaculately for the interview.
2.
perfectionin a manner free from mistakes or flaws
- He executed the plan immaculately, without a single error.
Origin of immaculately
Latin, immaculatus (unstained)
Examples of immaculately in a sentence
The kitchen was immaculately clean after the party. He always keeps his car immaculately polished. The artist painted the portrait immaculately. The table was set immaculately for the dinner party.
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- French:impeccablement, sans faute, ...
- German:makellos, fehlerfrei, ...
- Italian:immacolatamente, perfettamente, ...
- Spanish:impecablemente, perfectamente, ...
- Portuguese:impecavelmente, perfeitamente, ...
- Chinese:一尘不染地, 完美无缺地, ...
- Japanese:完璧に清潔に, 完璧に, ...
- Arabic:بِنَظافَة تامَة, بِإِتْقَانٍ تَام, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן מֻקְפָּד, לְלֹא דּוֹפִי, ...
- Russian:безупречно чисто, безупречно, ...
- Ukrainian:бездоганно, досконало, ...
- Hindi:साफ-सुथरे ढंग से, निर्दोष रूप से, ...
Collins Dictionary results for immaculately
Dictionary Results
immaculate
1 adj If you describe something as immaculate, you mean that it is extremely clean, tidy, or neat.
(=pristine)
Her front room was kept immaculate.
♦ immaculately adv
As always he was immaculately dressed.
Her front room was kept immaculate.
♦ immaculately adv
As always he was immaculately dressed.
2 adj If you say that something is immaculate, you are emphasizing that it is perfect, without any mistakes or bad parts at all., (emphasis)
(=flawless)
The goalkeeper's performance was immaculate.
♦ immaculately adv ADV with v
The orchestra plays immaculately...
The goalkeeper's performance was immaculate.
♦ immaculately adv ADV with v
The orchestra plays immaculately...
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