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spotless

/ˈspɑtləs/
/ˈspɒtlɪs/
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Something that's spotless is extremely clean, like your spotless new sneakers without a single smudge on them (yet).

A spotless floor looks exactly the way it sounds—so clean that there's not a single spot of dirt or grime on it. You can also use this adjective in a figurative way, to mean "innocent or unimpeachable," like your spotless report card with all As, or your dad's spotless driving record without even a single speeding ticket.

Definitions of spotless
  1. adjective
    completely neat and clean
    clean
    free from dirt or impurities; or having clean habits
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