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flawless

flawless

76 3.7
Perfect without any mistakes or faults
  • adjective
  • /ˈflɔːləs/
translation icon : impecable
  • The diamond was flawless, sparkling beautifully in the light without any inclusions.
  • a flawless performance
  • flawless music

I just really want like flawless looking skin for this.

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Examples

  • It's still looking so smooth and flawless and blended.

  • Like it's really, it's a flawless film from start to finish.

  • I just really want like flawless looking skin for this.

  • This is the more flawless side as you can see.

  • But I think that is a a pretty flawless look to be honest.

  • And not only that, it's going to create this flawless soft appearance.

  • The students presented a flawless performance and played ancient and modern musical instruments.

    Academic text (1992)
  • Our team is committed to unparalleled client service and flawless projects delivered on time every time.

    Academic text (2004)
  • While these findings do not mean that gifted education is flawless, they do represent positive findings.

    Academic text (1991)
  • I swear that combo gave me the most flawless base that day.

Synonyms

perfect
vsflawless
1.0

As good as possible and without any mistakes

stresses absence of defects rather than meeting specific qualities
excellent
vsflawless
1.0

Very good and better than most similar things

denotes total lack of defects rather than high quality alone
accurate
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680 3.0

Exactly correct in every detail

applies more widely to moral or aesthetic absence of fault
clean
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418 1.0

Without problems or faults

stresses total absence of imperfections rather than mere smoothness
ideal
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203 4.2

Perfect or best for a particular purpose

is specifically about having no defects rather than suitability
pristine
vsflawless
63 5.1

Very clean and fresh, like new

refers generally to no defects rather than only newness or cleanliness
impeccable
vsflawless
59 6.3

Perfect and without any faults in quality or manners

is similar but more neutral and less evaluative in tone
spotless
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41 2.5

Completely clean with no stains or dirt

applies more broadly to being free from all kinds of defects
immaculate
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36 5.9

Completely clean and neat with no marks or stains

covers overall absence of flaws beyond mere cleanliness
picture-perfect
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16 3.5

Very attractive and perfect to look at, like a photograph

is not limited to appearance and covers all kinds of defectlessness
unblemished
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7 5.1

Free from any marks, damage, or bad actions

focuses on lack of defects without stressing moral sense
faultless
vsflawless
3 4.9

Free from mistakes or flaws

is the broader idea of total absence of defects
pitch-perfect
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3 6.0

Exactly right in tone or performance

applies more generally to lack of defects in any area
letter-perfect
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1 5.8

Exactly correct in every word, matching the original text

is broader and not limited to exact wording or form
unflawed
vsflawless
1 5.6

Free from mistakes or faults

expresses complete lack of defects across situations
simply perfecto
vsflawless
  • Informal
9.5

Completely free of faults

is the neutral term for complete absence of defects
pluperfect
vsflawless
9.9

Showing very high quality or great skill

refers to plain complete absence of defects without exaggeration
perfected
vsflawless
4.4

Something people make very good and complete by careful work

is the static state of having no defects rather than the process

Antonyms

182 3.7

Not perfect because of a mistake or problem

How Perfect

flawless
76 3.7
good
1.0
flawed
182 3.7
defective
57 3.9

Surface Forms

flawless positive
flawlesser comparative
flawlessest superlative

Morphology

flawless = flaw (transparent) = flaw + less

Standard adjective formed by adding the productive suffix '-less' to the noun 'flaw', yielding the clear meaning 'without flaws'.

Etymology

Flawless combines flaw, meaning a small fault or a 'crack', and the ending -less, which means 'without'. So flawless literally means 'without a flaw', which is why it describes something perfect.