# immaculate

**Pronunciation:** /ɪˈmækjʊlət/ · ih-MAK-yuh-lut

**CEFR level:** C1

**Part of speech:** adjective

## Meaning

Perfectly clean, neat, or tidy; without any flaws, mistakes, or blemishes.

## Examples

- Her performance was immaculate, earning a standing ovation.
- The hotel room was immaculate, with fresh sheets and polished furniture.
- He kept his car immaculate, washing and waxing it every weekend.

## Synonyms

- clean — Basic state of being free from dirt.
- spotless — Completely free of stains or marks.
- pristine — In its original condition; unspoiled and clean.
- flawless — Without any imperfections or defects.

## Antonyms

- dirty — Covered or marked with an unclean substance.
- flawed — Having a defect or imperfection.
- messy — Untidy or dirty.

## Collocations

- immaculate condition — The antique vase was kept in immaculate condition by its owner.
- immaculate record — The politician had an immaculate record, with no scandals in his career.
- immaculate presentation — Her immaculate presentation impressed the judges.

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