fleckless (Meaning)
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fleckless (a.)
Without spot or blame.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fleckless
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fleckless Sentence Examples
- The pristine marble floor glistened fleckless, reflecting the sunlight like a thousand tiny diamonds.
- The crystal-clear water sparkled and shimmered, its surface untouched by a single fleck.
- Her skin was flawless, with not a single fleck of blemish to mar its perfection.
- The white linen tablecloth was immaculate, without a trace of a fleck or stain.
- The astronomer peered through the telescope, his eyes scanning the star-strewn sky for any fleck of movement.
- The archaeologist carefully brushed away the dirt and debris, revealing a fleckless gold coin that had been buried for centuries.
- The surgeon's hands were steady and precise, making fleckless incisions with a scalpel as sharp as a razor.
- The painting was a masterpiece, with every brushstroke meticulously placed to create a fleckless, ethereal image.
- The scientist held the test tube up to the light, scrutinizing its contents for any fleck of contamination.
- The diamond sparkled brilliantly, its surface perfectly fleckless and free of any imperfections.
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Without spot or blame.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pristine marble floor glistened fleckless, reflecting the sunlight like a thousand tiny diamonds.
The crystal-clear water sparkled and shimmered, its surface untouched by a single fleck.
Her skin was flawless, with not a single fleck of blemish to mar its perfection.
The white linen tablecloth was immaculate, without a trace of a fleck or stain.
