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Spotless
Spotless adjective - Free from dirt or stain.
Close and spotless are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Close" instead an adjective "Spotless".
Nearby Word: spotlessly
Both words in one sentence
- If it is not absolutely spotless, expect every last smudge of dirt or rotten food to be shown in revolting close-up.
Source: Reality Show Genre Blindness - He specifically requested Columbo for the case, having somehow failed to notice that the "bumbling" detective had a nearly spotless track record, having only failed to close one case in his entire decades-long career.
Source: Detective Patsy
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