Both Uses

immaculate
in
A Gesture Life
(Edited)

And for that moment I would have gladly gone there, or anywhere, for there was nothing but an immaculate calm in my heart.
p. 49.3 *

immaculate = perfect
…every last tint and scent of offending smoke steam-cleaned from the carpets, from the drapes, from the antiqued upholstery of the chairs, the place in showcase, immaculate, pristine and classic condition, appearing just as though I have not lived there every day for the last thirty years of my life.
p. 119.2 *

immaculate = completely neat and clean

Definitions:

(1) (immaculate as in: immaculate timing)
perfect (without fault or error)
(2) (immaculate as in: the housekeeper left it immaculate)
completely neat and clean
(3) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)