immaculate — perfectly clean, neat, or tidy; without fault or error
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: perfectly clean, neat, or tidy; without fault or error
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈmækjələt/
Korean meaning: 완벽하게 깨끗한, 흠이 없는, 결점이 없는
Korean pronunciation: 이-매-큘-럿 (강세: 매)
Example Sentences
- The student's immaculate handwriting made the teacher wonder if it was computer-printed.
- His immaculate logic in the debate left his opponents speechless.
- The chef's immaculate kitchen was so clean you could perform surgery in it.
immaculate
ADJECTIVE//ɪˈmækjələt//
perfectly clean, neat, or tidy; without fault or error
Perfectly clean and spotless condition
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Origin
라틴어에서 유래된 이 단어는 원래 종교적 순결함을 나타내는 용어였습니다. '마리아의 무원죄 잉태(Immaculate Conception)'라는 기독교 교리에서 유명해졌죠.
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“The student's immaculate handwriting made the teacher wonder if it was computer-printed.”
“His immaculate logic in the debate left his opponents speechless.”
“The chef's immaculate kitchen was so clean you could perform surgery in it.”
“She maintained an immaculate garden despite having three cats and two dogs.”
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