immaculate

/ɪˈmækjəlɪt/adjective

Perfectly clean, or free from any flaw or mark.

Example sentences

“She keeps her kitchen absolutely immaculate.”
“The soldier's uniform was immaculate for the ceremony.”

Common collocations: an immaculate kitchen, immaculately dressed. Stronger than 'clean' or 'tidy'.

Synonyms for immaculate

Antonyms

dirty
filthy

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Related words

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