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spotlessness

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spot·less  (sptls)
adj.
1. Perfectly clean. See Synonyms at clean.
2. Free from blemish; impeccable.
spotless·ly adv.
spotless·ness n.
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Noun1.spotlessness - the state of being spotlessly clean
immaculateness
cleanness - the state of being clean; without dirt or other impurities
Translations
spotlessness [ˈspɒtlɪsnɪs] N → perfecta limpieza f
spotlessness
n (of person, house etc) → tadellose or makellose Sauberkeit; (fig, of reputation) → Makellosigkeit f, → Untadeligkeit f
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