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Learn “Immaculate”

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Immaculate

adjective/im-MAK-yoo-lit/

Meaning

Perfectly clean, neat or without a single fault.

In context

The groundskeeper kept the cricket pitch in immaculate condition all summer.

Remember it

Immaculate holds 'im' (not) plus 'macula' (spot): not a single spot on it.

Use it well

Use 'immaculate' for perfect cleanliness or a flawless record, not mere tidiness.