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immaculate
adjective as in very clean; unspoiled
adjective as in innocent, uncorrupted
Example Sentences
Door County has seen newcomers from California in recent years, mostly young families drawn by its immaculate landscapes.
His defence was immaculate as he played the silent partner.
The highlight of her set was the new single Perfect Crime - with a chorus so immaculate that the crowd had picked it up after one refrain.
And unlike most recent US Open venues it will not be 'graduated' with shorter grass nearer the immaculate fairways.
An unusual setting, you might think, for an immaculate beauty salon.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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