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Meanings of immaculate in English

Completely neat and clean.

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Without fault or error.

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Free from stain or blemish.

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Usage of immaculate in English
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They take immaculate care of their bodies as far as health goes.
Thanks For The Memories… The Truth Has Set Me Free!
2
It's not immaculate by any means; but it's certainly not an eyesore.
The Irish Times
3
The more cleanly the pupils are, the better; they should be immaculate.
A Compilation on Bahá'í Education
4
One was in soiled every-day clothes, the other in immaculate evening dress.
Hearts and Masks
5
At any rate his ashes always look immaculate, even in late afternoon.
The Irish Times
6
He ran his immaculate finger-tips over the many squares in the cloth.
Out of the Primitive
7
It shimmers from the far side of an immaculate, perfectly geometrical lawn.
The Guardian
8
It is a place of immense wealth, immeasurable innovation and immaculate environment.
News.com.au
9
I'm sitting in the immaculate new media centre at the southern end.
The Guardian
10
Hippy Wingate and Reddy Brooks came down the aisle in immaculate attire.
Grace Harlowe's Plebe Year at High School / The Merry Doings of ...
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Now they infest society clad in the most immaculate of evening clothes.
From a Girl's Point of View
12
Needless to say their tenant-owners keep them in the most immaculate condition.
Consumers' Cooperative Societies in New York State
13
Izanami reached forward and scratched at the LED with an immaculate fingernail.
The Burning Dark
14
Here it is, immaculate music and a hard-on in the new light.
Flesh and blood
15
For once the immaculate oriental had paid no attention to his feet.
The River's End
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And noticed that the house was immaculate, the inside reeking of antiseptic.
The charlemagne pursuit
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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