Flawless

/ˈflɔːləs/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Without any flaws; perfect in quality or character.

Her performance in the competition was flawless, earning her the top prize.

Free of defects or imperfections; impeccable.

The diamond was flawless, sparkling brilliantly under the lights.

Exemplifying perfection; ideal.

The architect's flawless design was praised by everyone who saw it.

Having no mistakes or errors; immaculate.

His flawless execution of the plan impressed all the stakeholders.

The word 'flawless' originates from the combination of 'flaw' meaning a defect or imperfection and the suffix '-less' meaning without.

flawless victory:

A complete and unqualified victory without any loss or damage.

flawless skin:

Skin that is perfectly clear and smooth without any blemishes.

Perfect or amazing.

Her outfit was absolutely flawless!

Without any mistakes.

His exam was flawless; he got every answer right.