How to Say “Spotless” in Spanish

impecable
/impeˈkable/
In Spanish, the English phrase 'spotless' is translated as impecable.
impecable is used to describe something that is exceptionally clean.
Meaning: exceptionally clean (adj)

How does it change in a sentence?

The adjective impecable is invariant in gender, so it remains the same for both masculine and feminine nouns. To match plural nouns, the adjective becomes impecables.

How do you pronounce it?

/impeˈkable/

Did you know?

  • The word impecable comes from the Late Latin impeccābilis, which means 'unable to sin'. This is why the word carries a connotation of purity and perfection beyond just the absence of dirt.
  • While you can use impecable to describe a clean floor, it is frequently used in Spanish to describe a performance or a piece of work that was executed without any errors.
  • Because impecable implies a state of perfection, using it to describe a slightly messy room in a sarcastic tone is a common way to tease a friend in Spanish.

Examples in context

  • Él tiene un desempeño impecable.
    He has a spotless reputation.
    This sentence is useful for describing a spotless reputation using impecable.
    Tatoeba #13560135 by flaviaelizabeth, translation #12201499 by sundown
  • Deja tu cuarto tan impecable como puedas.
    Leave your room as spotless as you can.
    This sentence is useful for instructing someone to leave a room as spotless as possible using impecable.
    Tatoeba #1440052 by marcelostockle, translation #11246229 by kremel
  • Tom quiere que esta habitación esté impecable.
    Tom wants this room spotless.
    This sentence is useful for expressing a desire for a room to be spotless using impecable.
    Tatoeba #1278811 by marcelostockle, translation #1141028 by CK
  • El lugar estaba impecable
    The place was spotless
  • El cuarto de baño estaba completamente inmaculado
    The bathroom was absolutely spotless
  • El trabajo que hizo José fue intachable y la casa quedó impecable
    The work that Jose did was faultless, and the house was spotless
  • La cocina estaba reluciente
    The kitchen was spotless
  • Después de limpiar a fondo, mi habitación quedó limpia como una patena
    After deep cleaning, my room was spotless
  • El coche estaba pulcro por dentro y por fuera
    The car was spotless inside and out
  • Mi habitación estaba impecable después de limpiarla a fondo
    My room was spotless after deep cleaning
  • Los platos están relucientes después de lavarlos con jabón especial
    The dishes are spotless after washing them with special soap
  • La casa quedó limpia como una patena después de una limpieza a fondo
    The house was spotless after a deep cleaning
  • La oficina estaba pulcra y ordenada cuando llegué esta mañana
    The office was spotless and tidy when I arrived this morning
  • 2 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

María and Daniel are looking at their newly renovated living room.

  1. María

    Mira qué impecable está todo el salón.
    Look how spotless the whole living room is.
  2. Daniel

    Sí, María, el trabajo de los pintores fue excelente.
    Yes, María, the painters' work was excellent.
  3. María

    Daniel, parece que nos mudamos a una casa nueva.
    Daniel, it feels like we are moving into a new house.
  4. Daniel

    Es cierto, todo brilla mucho.
    It's true, everything shines a lot.

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