immaculateness

/ˌɪˈmækjuɫɪtnəs/ noun

The characteristic of being immaculate; spotlessness.

Word Origin From Latin in- 'not' and macula 'spot, stain' — literally 'without a spot.' The word immaculate entered English in the 15th century meaning 'free from moral stain,' and immaculateness is the noun form. The same root macula gives us maculate (to stain) and macular (relating to spots). You can almost see a pristine surface with no blemish.

noun The characteristic of being immaculate; spotlessness. countable

The immaculateness of her white dress was remarkable after the long event.

(名词) 洁净无瑕;一尘不染;洁白无瑕

长时间活动后,她白色连衣裙的一尘不染令人赞叹。

(sustantivo) La cualidad de ser inmaculado; ausencia total de manchas.

Lo inmaculado de su vestido blanco era admirable después del largo evento.

(nom) impeccabilité; propreté irréprochable; état immaculé; pureté [Caractère de ce qui est immaculé ; propreté parfaite.]

L'impeccabilité de sa robe blanche était remarquable après le long événement.

(Substantiv) Makellosigkeit; Fleckenlosigkeit [Die Eigenschaft, makellos zu sein; vollständige Sauberkeit oder Fehlerlosigkeit.]

Die **immaculateness** ihres weißen Kleides war nach der langen Veranstaltung bemerkenswert.

(名詞) 汚れていない性質。完全な清潔さ。

長いイベントの後の白いドレスの汚れのなさは注目に値した。

(substantivo) impecabilidade; inmaculidade; pureza; imperfeição (sentido positivo: ausência de) [A característica de ser imaculado; impecabilidade.]

A impecabilidade de seu vestido branco era notável após o longo evento.

Word parts: im + macul + ate + ness

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