immaculate

Preposition: in

suit: Immaculate in dark suits and jet packs they are crossing the seas, moving smoothly and powerfully through the air.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

make: It all looks so splendid, and the authors assume that the spell check and the grammar check will make things immaculate.

Modifies a noun

• conception: He didn't know this was an immaculate conception.
• lawn: Its two swimming pools are flanked by immaculate lawns leading down to the beach.
• contraception: The poster, which appeared on London Underground trains, asked: " Immaculate contraception?
• timing: With immaculate timing the correspondent replies: " You can get yourself into terrible trouble doing that!
• condition: These books are in immaculate condition, having only been used a couple of times.
• uniform: Gleaming carriages adorned in umber and cream livery wait as stewards, resplendent in their immaculate uniforms, welcome you onboard the train.

Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: I am the proud owner of an absolutely immaculate Ogden's mono LP which I found just two months ago for $ 175.
• always: The Dress Code Dale's stage dress is always immaculate; dress trousers, jacket & patent leather shoes.
• not: The United States have the cleanest hands, and even theirs are not immaculate.
• almost: This cool amp was probably made ca 1960-1963 and is in surprisingly good shape - actually, it is almost immaculate.
• so: Alternatively, we can offer used models so immaculate they can be mistaken for new.
• genuinely: View boat details Sunseeker Manhattan 62 EUR 695,000 A genuinely immaculate example of one of the very last Manhattan 62's.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Well, you don't have to keep your house looking immaculate all the time, just in case someone turns up to view.
• remain: Protecting your car from the weather as much as possible will ensure it remains immaculate.
• keep: These are various civil aircraft types that have either been lovingly restored or kept immaculate since new and very good they look too.
• describe: The Park has beautiful landscaped gardens and facilities which can only be described as immaculate.