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Superlative for perfectly clean, neat, or tidy
“You shall not value your carpet floor, your immaculate bed sheets, your lawn, or the spotlessness of your car seats more than the well-being of your dog.”
Superlative for free from flaws or mistakes
“Despite an immaculate service record it would seem this knight of the realm is to be treated as an enemy of the state in retirement.”
Superlative for in perfect condition, without damage
“The car is in immaculate condition and ready for sale to a lucky buyer.”
Superlative for fresh, pure, and untainted by impurities
“The immaculate air seems to vivify my soul.”
Superlative for morally righteous, without guilt or blame
“It would never do to let Chicago learn that there are such things as immoralities. The first thing you know, there might be a spot or two on the city's immaculate crime record.”
Superlative for chaste or virginal in character or manner
“Taro exclaimed that he had no parents, and Giovanni would be flabbergasted at his apparent immaculate conception.”
Superlative for abstaining from extramarital, or from all, amorous relations
Superlative for being in a clean and tidy state
Superlative for consisting of the same substance throughout
Superlative for of, or like, God or a god
Superlative for having exceptional qualities
Superlative for in accordance with the truth, facts or standards
Superlative for pleasantly inviting
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