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immaculate

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ɪˈmækjələt/

immaculate means: Extremely clean and neat, with no dirt or marks.

adjective

PERFECTLY CLEANB2

Extremely clean and neat, with no dirt or marks.

  • Her kitchen is immaculate.
  • He arrived in an immaculate white shirt.
  • How do you keep your car so immaculate?

Similar words: spotless, pristine

Opposites: dirty

Common phrases: immaculate kitchen, immaculate condition, immaculate clothes

MARY WITHOUT SINC2

Describing Mary, the mother of Jesus, as completely pure and free from sin.

  • The prayer calls Mary immaculate.
  • The painting shows the immaculate Virgin holding Jesus.
  • The hymn praises her immaculate womb.

Similar words: pure, undefiled

Common phrases: immaculate Virgin, immaculate Mary, immaculate womb

Questions about immaculate

What does immaculate mean?

Extremely clean and neat, with no dirt or marks.

What is immaculate in other languages?

Türkçe: tertemiz · Español: impecable · Français: impeccable · Deutsch: makellos · Italiano: immacolato · 日本語: 清潔な

How do you pronounce immaculate?

It is pronounced /ɪˈmækjələt/.

How do you use immaculate in a sentence?

Her kitchen is immaculate. He arrived in an immaculate white shirt.

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