impeccable
Americanadjective
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faultless; flawless; irreproachable.
impeccable manners.
- Synonyms:
- unexceptionable, unassailable
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not liable to sin; incapable of sin.
adjective
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without flaw or error; faultless
an impeccable record
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rare incapable of sinning
Other Word Forms
- impeccability noun
- impeccably adverb
Etymology
Origin of impeccable
First recorded in 1525–35, impeccable is from the Latin word impeccābilis “faultless, sinless”; im- 2, peccable
Example Sentences
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His crisp diction and impeccable emphasis make every line ring out.
Much like a CEO, the 44-year-old executive chef has his own management philosophy for running a business built on tight deadlines, impeccable service and perfect execution.
The images in Paul Fortune’s “Notes on Decor, Etc.” are divine, inspiring and impeccable, showcasing his legendary style and hosting flair.
Presented off-Broadway in 2015, the Pulitzer Prize finalist has been remounted on Broadway in an impeccable production from Second Stage directed by Anne Kauffman.
McKenzie had an impeccable day with the boot, kicking all seven conversions and a penalty.
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