flawlessness
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- noun
- /ˈflɔːləsnəs/
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impecabilidad
- Achieving flawlessness in her work meant reviewing every detail multiple times.
She's so sweet and her handwriting is actual flawlessness.
- She's so sweet and her handwriting is actual flawlessness.
- Do you know then there's no radiance, There's perfection, flawlessness, right?
- And So what perfectionists are seeking is actually not flawlessness, it's wholeness that is always going to be internally sourced.
Examples
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His speech was marked by flawlessness, impressing everyone in the audience.
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To generally be one of the best, you will want to practice really difficult processes by means of flawlessness, not to mention participate in formidable activities.
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And this is just going to bring light and flawlessness and focus and a soft focus effect under the eyes.
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Like look at the flawlessness of it over here.
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But who could have been responsible for this flawlessness or purity? The answer is the Spirit of God.
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The Incomparable Flawlessness of Girls
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As I understood it, the point was that women feel pressure to constantly improve themselves to an unreasonable state of flawlessness.
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And So what perfectionists are seeking is actually not flawlessness, it's wholeness that is always going to be internally sourced.
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Wikipedia states that perfectionism is: "striving for flawlessness and setting excessively high performance standards, accompanied by overly critical self-evaluations and concerns regarding others' evaluations.
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Unlike "On The Metro," the song was one of the two produced by their longtime career collaborators, Xenomania. "Xenomania," if you'll recall, is British slang for "pop flawlessness."
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Synonyms
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3.7
A thing that has no mistakes and shows the best quality
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7.7
A state when something has no mistakes or faults
Having no faults or problems
A state with no mistakes
A state when something has no mistakes or faults
Antonyms
How Perfect
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flawlessness is made from flaw ('defect') plus the ending -less meaning 'without', with -ness to make it a noun. So flawlessness means the state of being 'without' any 'defects', or simply being perfect.