† irreproachn.
Obsolete. rare.
Absence of reproach.
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integrity1561
unblamableness1638
unreprovableness1659
impeccableness1696
irreproach1793
unimpeachableness1817
irreproachableness1828
unimpeachability1830
irreproachability1833
1793 W. Roberts Looker-on No. 47. 370 The only place where I can have that with innocence and irreproach.
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