How to spell INMACULATE correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "inmaculate" include "immaculate", which means perfectly clean or pure; "innoculate", which means to vaccinate against disease; "inoculate", which means to protect from harm; and "inimical", which means harmful or hostile.

• immaculate Her kitchen was always immaculate because she liked everything to be in its right place.
• inoculate

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