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unflawed

/ʌnflˈɔd/ adj

Not flawed.

Word Origin Unflawed is the negative of flawed. Flaw comes from Old Norse flag 'flagstone, slab' but also 'crack, flake' — so a flaw is a crack in a stone, a defect. The PIE root *plak- 'to be flat' gives us flagstone, flake, and even placid (flat, calm). Unflawed means without cracks, perfect. The same un- prefix gives us unbroken, unblemished.

adj Not flawed.

The diamond was unflawed and exceptionally brilliant.

(形容词) 无瑕疵的；完美的；无缺点的

这颗钻石完美无瑕，异常璀璨。

(adjetivo) Sin defectos; impecable.

El diamante era impecable y excepcionalmente brillante.

(adjectif) sans défaut; parfait; irréprochable; impeccable [Sans défaut ni imperfection ; parfait.]

Le diamant était *unflawed* et d'un éclat exceptionnel.

(Adjektiv) makellos; fehlerfrei [ohne Fehler, Mängel oder Unvollkommenheiten; makellos.]

Der Diamant war **unflawed** und strahlte außergewöhnlich hell.

(形容詞) 欠陥がない、完璧な

そのダイヤモンドは欠陥がなく、並外れて輝いていた。

(adjetivo) perfeito; impecável; sem defeitos; íntegro [Sem defeitos.]

O diamante era sem defeitos e excepcionalmente brilhante.

Synonyms: perfect flawless impeccable faultless pristine Antonyms: flawed imperfect defective blemished
Word parts: un + flaw + ed

Related words

flawlessly flawlessness

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