flawlessness
flawlessness — 名詞
1. the quality or state of being completely free of any mistake, fault, or physical
完美無瑕
完全沒有缺點或瑕疵的狀態
the quality or state of being completely free of any mistake, fault, or physical defect — for example, a diamond with no internal cracks, or a performance without any wrong notes.
Jewelers examined the diamond under a bright light and praised its flawlessness.
珠寶商在強光下檢查了那顆鑽石,對它的完美無瑕讚不絕口。
collocation: flawlessness of a physical object (diamond, surface)
Sofia's dance at the national finals earned a standing ovation for its technical flawlessness.
Sofia 在國家決賽中的舞蹈因技巧上的完美無瑕,獲得了全場起立鼓掌。
collocation: technical flawlessness (of a skill or performance)
The glassblower held the vase up to the sunlight and admired its absolute flawlessness.
玻璃工匠把花瓶舉到陽光下,欣賞著它絕對的完美無瑕。
Ilan checked every line of his computer code twice, but even he was surprised by its flawlessness.
Ilan 將電腦程式的每一行程式碼都檢查了兩遍,但連他自己都對它的完美無瑕感到驚訝。
Yuna polished the old wooden table until the surface had a mirror-like flawlessness.
Yuna 把那張舊木桌打磨到表面呈現出鏡面般的完美無瑕。
- perfection
more common and slightly broader in meaning; can refer to ideal states as well as absence of defects
- faultlessness
very close synonym; slightly more technical, often applied to logic or systems
- immaculateness
more formal; emphasizes spotless physical cleanliness as well as absence of flaws
- imperfection
the most direct opposite; a single small flaw or defect
- defectiveness
suggests the presence of significant flaws that impair function
文法句型
the flawlessness of [noun]
[noun] + 's + flawlessness
用法筆記
Uncountable noun — no plural form; do not precede with 'a' or 'an'. More formal than 'perfection' and typically used after careful evaluation or examination of something. Common in reviews, critiques, and technical descriptions.