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IMMACULATE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
His reply was immaculate but on a different point.
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I believe that it is impossible to find a moral judgment which is perfect and immaculate.
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The first person writes a brilliant paper in immaculate prose.
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I am sure we all agree that the timing of this debate is immaculate.
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I am not claiming that the medical man is immaculate.
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I am not saying that all private schemes are perfect and immaculate.
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At the heart of the urban traffic problem is congestion which, although it may elude immaculate definition, is readily recognised.
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In considering who its proponents were, their parliamentary stature and their immaculate constitutional principles, could it possibly have been thought to have been so?
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There is no case for pretending that this subject of monopoly represents a black spot in an otherwise immaculate economy.
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I entirely agree that magistrates generally perform their duties in an admirable and immaculate way.
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With immaculate efficiency he carried out the repair.
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As every one knows, the up-to-date and immaculate repair and maintenance of fire vehicles is essential to the fire service.
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Very little has been said about those of another place which—let me use my customary restraint and moderation—falls somewhere short of being wholly immaculate.
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I do not believe the presence of these immaculate and probably middle-aged ladies would prove such a strong attraction after all.
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The answer lies first in care, as immaculate as possible, by the parent.
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