Immaculate

/ɪˈmæk.jʊ.lət/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Perfectly clean, neat, or tidy; free from blemish or imperfection.

She wore an immaculate white dress to the gala.

Free from any flaw or error; flawless.

His performance in the play was immaculate, earning him a standing ovation.

Morally pure; without sin.

The immaculate nature of her intentions was evident to all.

In a state of completeness or perfection.

The artist's attention to detail resulted in an immaculate work of art.

From Latin 'immaculatus', meaning 'without stain'.

immaculate conception

The doctrine in Christian theology that Mary conceived Jesus without original sin.

immaculate white

Referring to something that is perfectly white and clean.

immaculately

In a way that is perfectly clean or free from flaws.

immaculate state

A condition or situation that is flawless.

Used to describe something that is exceptionally excellent.

That play was immaculate, I loved every minute of it!

Referring to someone's style or appearance as being extremely well put together.

Her outfit was immaculate; she always looks so stylish.