Flawless

Pronunciation: /flɔːləs/

Definitions of flawless

adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case, 'flawless' describes something that is perfect or without any flaws.

Example Sentences

A1 She has a flawless smile.

A2 The weather was flawless for our picnic.

B1 The singer gave a flawless performance on stage.

B2 The architect designed a flawless building with clean lines and perfect symmetry.

C1 The scientist presented flawless research findings that were groundbreaking.

C2 The diamond was flawless in clarity and brilliance, truly a rare find.

Examples of flawless in a Sentence

formal The jeweler examined the diamond under a magnifying glass and declared it flawless.

informal Her performance in the play was absolutely flawless, she didn't miss a single line.

slang Dude, that trick you did on your skateboard was flawless!

figurative His flawless logic in the debate left his opponent speechless.

Grammatical Forms of flawless

• past tense: flawed
• plural: flawlesses
• comparative: more flawless
• superlative: most flawless
• present tense: flawless
• future tense: will be flawless
• perfect tense: have been flawless
• continuous tense: is being flawless
• singular: flawless
• positive degree: flawless
• infinitive: to be flawless
• gerund: flawlessing
• participle: flawless

Origin and Evolution of flawless

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'flawless' originated from the Old French word 'flaulez' which means 'without blemish'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something without imperfections or defects, the word 'flawless' has evolved to also connote perfection and excellence in various contexts.