immaculate
/ɪˈmækjələt/
adjective
- Perfectly clean, tidy, or neat; free from any dirt or marks.
- He wore an immaculate white shirt to the job interview.
- Her kitchen was immaculate, with every surface polished and spotless.
- The hotel room was immaculate, as if no one had ever stayed there.
- Free from flaws or mistakes; perfect.
- Her immaculate record of never missing a deadline made her the top employee.
- The pianist gave an immaculate performance, hitting every note perfectly.
- The team executed an immaculate plan, winning the championship without a single error.
- Having no moral fault or sin; pure.
- The story tells of a hero with immaculate intentions, always doing the right thing.
- In many religions, an immaculate heart is a symbol of pure love.
- The saint was described as having an immaculate soul.