speckless

Examples

• All

• She wore a speckless white dress that looked stunning for the occasion.

• The ground had been patiently tilled and turned over, cleared of grass and rubbish, then patted down again, swept smooth and speckless as an infield.

  Fiction book (1997)

• The house was speckless after the cleaning crew finished their work.

Synonyms

S

spotless

vsspeckless

41 2.5

Completely clean with no stains or dirt

focuses on flawless surface even at a very small scale

I

immaculate

vsspeckless

36 5.9

Completely clean and neat with no marks or stains

puts extra weight on absence of tiny physical marks rather than neatness

S

spick-and-span

vsspeckless

3 4.2

Very clean and tidy, looking almost new

focuses more on lack of small marks than just looking neat

S

spic-and-span

vsspeckless

3 4.9

Completely clean and tidy with no dust or dirt

is concerned specifically with being free from tiny visible marks

I

immaculately clean

vsspeckless

1 4.1

Very clean and tidy with no dirt or marks

stresses absolute lack of any tiny marks rather than general tidiness

U

unspotted

vsspeckless

1 6.3

Free of marks, stains, or faults

is similar but highlights physical cleanliness more than moral purity

U

unsmudged

vsspeckless

4.2

Clean and clear with no marks or stains

is broader, applying to all stains and marks not only smears

Antonyms

D

dirty

525 1.0

Not clean or covered with dirt

S

stained

1 2.6

Marked or colored by something that is hard to remove

How Clean

speckless

• Archaic

5.5

clean

∞ 1.0

dirty

525 1.0

stained

1 2.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology