flawless
part of speech
adjective (flawless)
meaning for a pupil
Flawless means perfect, without any mistakes, marks or faults. tree →
sense in the lessons
In everyday life and sport a flawless performance or a flawless dive has no mistakes; in reviews and stories it is high praise. Phrases: «a flawless performance», «flawless skin», «almost flawless».
examples
- Her dance was flawless. tree →
- He got a flawless score of ten out of ten. tree →
- The diamond was clear and flawless. tree →
- Nobody is flawless, so don't worry about little mistakes. tree →
- The gymnast landed a flawless jump. tree →
- Your spelling test was flawless; well done! tree →
- The plan seemed flawless, but it rained. tree →
note
From «flaw» + «-less». Adverb: «flawlessly». Photos online that look flawless are often edited; real people have marks and that is normal.
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «flawless» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.