Meaning & use
immaculate
Perfectly clean, neat, or free from any flaw or error.
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The hotel room was immaculate, without a speck of dust anywhere.
His immaculate record of on-time deliveries impressed every client on the team.
A note on using this word
Immaculate is an absolute adjective, so it is not usually modified with words like 'very' or 'more'; something is either immaculate or it is not.
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