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Term: Immaculate

Definition:

Immaculate (adjective) means perfectly clean, neat, or tidy. It can also refer to something free from errors, flaws, or blemishes.

Sense 1: Clean and Tidy

Usage: The housekeeper did an immaculate job in ensuring every corner of the room was spotless.

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Sense 2: Free from Errors or Flaws

Usage: The student's essay had an immaculate structure, showcasing their excellent writing skills.

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Alternative Sense: Local Usage

In certain regions, "immaculate" is used informally to describe exceptionally good or impressive things or situations.

Usage: The team's performance in the final was absolutely immaculate; they played flawlessly throughout the match!

Please note that this "Alternative Sense" is not a standard definition but rather a local usage in certain dialects.