# spotless

**Pronunciation:** /ˈspɒtləs/ · spot-luss

**CEFR level:** B1

**Part of speech:** adjective

## Meaning

Completely clean; without any marks, stains, or dirt.

## Examples

- After hours of cleaning, the entire house was absolutely spotless.
- She always keeps her car spotless, inside and out.
- The hotel room was spotless, making our stay very comfortable.

## Synonyms

- clean — General term for not dirty.
- immaculate — Emphasizes perfect order and neatness, often implying effort.
- pristine — Suggests original, untouched purity, often like new.
- unblemished — Literally without a blemish or flaw, often used for reputation or skin.

## Antonyms

- dirty — General opposite of clean.
- stained — Having marks that are difficult to remove.
- filthy — Extremely dirty.

## Collocations

- spotless record — Despite intense scrutiny, his professional record remained spotless.
- spotless reputation — She maintained a spotless reputation throughout her career.
- spotless kitchen — The chef insisted on a spotless kitchen at all times.

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