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immaculate
adjective as in very clean; unspoiled
adjective as in innocent, uncorrupted
Example Sentences
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.
This was never a bout long in the making - the pair had operated in different weight classes - but the scale of Alvarez's commercial power and Crawford's immaculate record elevated it into a genuine super-fight.
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.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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