Spotless

Pronunciation: /ˈspɑtləs/

Definitions of spotless

adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'spotless' describes something that is completely clean and free of any spots or marks.

Example Sentences

A1 The kitchen was spotless after she cleaned it.

A2 She always keeps her room spotless and organized.

B1 The hotel room was spotless, with fresh linens and towels.

B2 The car wash did a great job, leaving my car spotless and shiny.

C1 The laboratory had to be spotless in order to conduct the sensitive experiments.

C2 The surgeon's instruments must be spotless to prevent any infections during surgery.

Examples of spotless in a Sentence

formal The laboratory was kept spotless at all times to ensure accurate results.

informal My mom's house is always spotless, she's a cleaning fanatic.

slang I can't believe how spotless your room is, did you even live here?

figurative Her reputation as a lawyer was spotless, untarnished by any scandal.

Grammatical Forms of spotless

• past tense: spotted
• plural: spotlesses
• comparative: more spotless
• superlative: most spotless
• present tense: spotless
• future tense: will be spotless
• perfect tense: have been spotless
• continuous tense: is being spotless
• singular: spotless
• positive degree: spotless
• infinitive: to be spotless
• gerund: spotlessly
• participle: spotless

Origin and Evolution of spotless

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'spotless' originated from Old English, derived from the combination of 'spot' meaning 'a mark or stain' and 'less' meaning 'without'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'spotless' has retained its original meaning of being without blemish or stain, and is commonly used to describe something that is completely clean or pure.