Both "flawless" and "immaculate" describe something that is perfect, pristine, or without any defects.
While "flawless" focuses on the absence of defects or imperfections and is often used in contexts like beauty, performance, or execution, "immaculate" emphasizes cleanliness, purity, or being without any stains and can relate to both physical and moral contexts.
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