Definition of immaculately

"Immaculately" traces back to the Latin word "immaculatus," meaning "without stain." The prefix "im-" signifies "not" or "without," while "maculatus" comes from "macula," meaning "spot" or "blemish." The concept of being "immaculate" originally referred to the absence of physical blemishes. However, it has evolved to encompass a broader meaning of being flawlessly clean, perfect, and free from any flaw or fault.