impeccant
/ (ɪmˈpɛkənt) /
adjective
not sinning; free from sin
Origin of impeccant
1C18: from im- (not) + Latin peccant-, from peccāre to sin
Derived forms of impeccant
- impeccancy, noun
Words Nearby impeccant
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How to use impeccant in a sentence
Contrary to his impeccant habit, Average Jones bore the somewhat frazzled aspect of a man who has been up all night.
Average Jones | Samuel Hopkins Adams
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