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immaculateness

/ɪˈmæk.jə.lət.nəs/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Zustand oder die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, vollkommen rein, makellos und frei von jedem Fehler oder Fleck zu sein.

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noun

/ɪˈmæk.jə.lət.nəs/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das den Zustand oder die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, vollkommen rein, makellos und frei von jedem Fehler oder Fleck zu sein.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being perfectly clean, pure, and free from any blemish or stain.

unzählbar

  1. State of perfect cleanlinessC1formal

    The quality or condition of being perfectly clean, spotless, and free from any blemish or impurity.

    deMakellosigkeit

    • The immaculateness of the laboratory impressed the inspectors.
    • She prides herself on the immaculateness of her home.
    • The white dress was kept with such immaculateness that it seemed brand new.
    • The immaculateness of the surgical instruments is mandatory for the operation.

    Synonymecleannesspurityspotlessness

    Antonymedirtinessfilthinessgrubbinessimpuritysqualoruncleanliness

  2. Moral or spiritual purityC2formal

    The quality of being free from fault, sin, or moral flaw; absolute integrity.

    deUnbescholtenheit

    • His reputation was known for its immaculateness in the community.
    • The poet's works convey a sense of spiritual immaculateness.
    • The saint's life was an example of immaculateness to all who knew him.

    Synonymeblamelessnesschastitycleannessinnocencepurityrighteousnesssinlessnessspotlessnessvirtue

    Antonymecorruptiondepravityimpuritysinfulnesswickedness

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  • immaculatenesses plural form
  • immaculatenesses' possessive plural form
  • immaculateness's possessive singular form
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