Immaculate: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe something extremely clean and tidy, often with a sense of being untouched or in a state of perfection.

• Her kitchen was immaculate after she spent hours cleaning it

Ideal for describing something extremely clean, emphasizing that there is not a single spot of dirt or stain.

• The hotel room was spotless when we arrived

Used to describe something that is not mixed with anything else, often in terms of substances or emotions.

• The diamond was pure and free of any impurities

Ideal for referring to something without any defects or mistakes. Often used for performances, skin, or objects.

• Her performance at the concert was flawless

Applicable when something has all the necessary qualities or features to be as good as it can possibly be.

• The weather was perfect for a picnic in the park

Best used to talk about something in its original condition, unspoiled and clean.

• The mountain lake was in pristine condition, undisturbed by human activity