The Opposite(Antonym) of “disfigured”
The antonyms of disfigured are flawless, perfect, and unblemished. These words describe a state of being without any imperfections or deformities.
Explore all Antonyms of “disfigured”
Definitions and Examples of flawless, perfect, unblemished
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Without any imperfections or blemishes; perfect.
Example
Her skin was so smooth and flawless that she didn't need to wear any makeup.
Having all the required or desirable elements, qualities, or characteristics; as good as it is possible to be.
Example
The cake was perfect: moist, fluffy, and delicious.
Not marked or scarred with blemishes; flawless.
Example
The porcelain vase was unblemished and looked like it had just been made.
Key Differences: flawless vs perfect vs unblemished
- 1Flawless emphasizes the absence of any imperfections or blemishes.
- 2Perfect implies that something has all the desired qualities and characteristics.
- 3Unblemished suggests that something is free from any marks or scars.
Effective Usage of flawless, perfect, unblemished
- 1Complimenting: Use flawless, perfect, and unblemished to compliment someone's appearance or work.
- 2Describing: Use these antonyms to describe objects, places, or people that are without any imperfections.
- 3Comparing: Use these antonyms to compare two things, where one is disfigured and the other is not.
Remember this!
The antonyms of disfigured are flawless, perfect, and unblemished. These words describe a state of being without any imperfections or deformities. Use them to compliment someone's appearance or work, describe objects, places, or people that are without any imperfections, or compare two things, where one is disfigured and the other is not.
