spotless

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: I derive a great deal of pleasure in keeping a home spotless.
• leave: Pictures are VERY useful in court and most landlords will be helpless if you can prove you left the property spotless.
• find: Unlike some competitors you will also find the crew turnout spotless.

Modifies a noun

• starling: Spotless starling: Widespread Rock Sparrow: one on minor road 5 km southeast of Torralba.
• lamb: They saw his holy person in the spotless lamb; his atoning death in the paschal sacrifice.
• white: The plumage is mostly spotless white with the wing tips being black with white mirrors.
• room: You will be offered a choice of bright, spotless rooms at a price you will find competitive.
• reputation: Victorian Values Friday 19th November 2004 Victorian family houses are characterful and spacious, but not all have the spotless reputation you might expect.

Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: Make sure the top 1 inch of the glass is absolutely spotless.
• not: And I've got a thing about a dinner plate's rim that is not spotless.
• otherwise: It was an unfortunate end to an otherwise spotless career.
• so: How dared he who was he, to pray for one so spotless!
• spookily: Plus learn how to dress up as a mommy and distract your audience for a spookily spotless spectacle!
• all: It's all spotless, silent blankets of white instead of soggy, gray slush.

Used with adjective complement

• keep: Internally, she is a nice vessel, kept spotless by her attentive crew.
• find: So then make every effort to be found spotless, blameless and at peace with him.
• leave: All Seasons takes great pride in its work and your premises will be left spotless.
• look: A big thank you to all the Task Force members who turned out to tackle this difficult job but we left it looking spotless.