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immaculate
adjective as in very clean; unspoiled
adjective as in innocent, uncorrupted
Example Sentences
Ferrari’s design chief Flavio Manzoni has talked about how he wanted to move away from the sculptural form language of past models in favor of cleaner, simpler, faster lines, with immaculate surfacing and monolithic volumes.
The segues between tracks are seamless, in no small part due to Rodríguez’s immaculate production and fealty to the tempo of the times.
Inside were immaculate German bank notes, photo albums, envelopes full of notes recording different chapters of his life - and a birth certificate.
The Canada captain had been immaculate in her team's semi-final win over New Zealand, but sitting in front of the press afterwards she was asked about the week's build-up to the final.
Still, it’s a bit much when their car briefly runs off the road and she walks away from the crash with immaculate locks.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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