adj
spotless
spaht-lihs
Spotless (adj) means Completely clean, with no marks or dirt at all. Example: “She kept the kitchen spotless despite the busy restaurant schedule.”
adj
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Completely clean, with no marks or dirt at all.
"She kept the kitchen spotless despite the busy restaurant schedule."
"His driving record is spotless."
How to use spotless
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishPerfectly clean, or (figuratively) with no flaws at all.
Common pairings
spotless record
spotless kitchen
spotless reputation
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more spotless
- Superlative
- most spotless
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Etymology
From Middle English spotles, formed from "spot" plus "-less."
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Frequently asked questions
What does “spotless” mean?
The word “spotless” means completely clean, with no marks or dirt at all. In plain terms, perfectly clean, or (figuratively) with no flaws at all.
How do you pronounce “spotless”?
“Spotless” is pronounced spaht-lihs (/spɑtlɪs/ in IPA).
How do you use “spotless” in a sentence?
Here is “spotless” used in a sentence: “She kept the kitchen spotless despite the busy restaurant schedule.”
What is another word for “spotless”?
Words with a similar meaning to “spotless” include immaculate, unsullied and spick-and-span.
What part of speech is “spotless”?
“Spotless” is an adjective.
Where does the word “spotless” come from?
The word “spotless” comes from Middle English. From Middle English spotles, formed from "spot" plus "-less.".
