unflawed
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Definition
Adjective: - Without a flaw; perfect: Describes something that is completely free from defects, imperfections, or blemishes. It implies a state of absolute completeness or excellence.
Usage
The adjective "unflawed" is used to describe a person, object, concept, or performance that exhibits no faults or weaknesses. It is a formal synonym for "flawless." - It typically comes before a noun (attributive position) or after a linking verb like "be," "seem," or "appear" (predicative position). - It is often used in contexts discussing quality, character, artistry, or logic.
Examples
- Attributive (before a noun):
- The jeweler presented an unflawed diamond of exceptional clarity.
- Her unflawed performance earned her a standing ovation.
- Predicative (after a linking verb):
- The marble statue's surface was unflawed by time or damage.
- His logic in the debate seemed unflawed and impossible to refute.
Advanced Usage
- "Unflawed" can be used in more abstract or figurative contexts to describe intangible qualities.
- She maintained an unflawed record of integrity throughout her career.
- The plan's execution was nearly unflawed.
Variants and Related Words
- Flawless (adj): The most common synonym, meaning without any flaws. (e.g., )
- Impeccable (adj): Faultless, often used for behavior or style. (e.g., )
- Perfect (adj): Having all the required or desirable elements, qualities, or characteristics; as good as it is possible to be. This is a broader term.
- Unblemished (adj): Not damaged or marked in any way; free from moral fault. Often used for skin, reputation, or records.
Synonyms
- Flawless
- Impeccable
- Perfect
- Faultless
- Untarnished
- Unblemished
Antonyms
- Flawed
- Defective
- Imperfect
- Faulty
- Blemished
Adjective
- without a flaw
- a flawless gemstone