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immaculateness

/ɪˈmæk.jə.lət.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état ou la qualité d'être parfaitement propre, sans tache ni défaut, et d'une pureté morale irréprochable.

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noun

/ɪˈmæk.jə.lət.nəs/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'état ou la qualité d'être parfaitement propre, sans tache ni défaut, et d'une pureté morale irréprochable.

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

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  1. State of perfect cleanlinessC1formal

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

    frImmaculée propreté

    • 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.

    Synonymescleannesspurityspotlessness

    Antonymesdirtinessfilthinessgrubbinessimpuritysqualoruncleanliness

  2. Moral or spiritual purityC2formal

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

    frImmaculée pureté morale

    • 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.

    Synonymesblamelessnesschastitycleannessinnocencepurityrighteousnesssinlessnessspotlessnessvirtue

    Antonymescorruptiondepravityimpuritysinfulnesswickedness

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  • immaculateness's possessive singular form
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