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View usage for: (ɪmpekəbəl) adjectiveIf you describe something such as someone's behaviour or appearance as impeccable, you are emphasizing that it is perfect and has no faults. [emphasis] She had impeccable taste in clothes. Her academic credentials are impeccable. Synonyms: faultless, perfect, pure, exact More Synonyms of impeccable impeccably (ɪmpekəbli) adverb He was impeccably polite. impeccable in British English (ɪmˈpɛkəbəl) adjective1. without flaw or error; faultless an impeccable record 2. rare incapable of sinning Derived forms impeccability (imˌpeccaˈbility) noun impeccably (imˈpeccably) adverb Word origin C16: from Late Latin impeccābilis sinless, from Latin im- (not) + peccāre to sin impeccable in American English (ɪmˈpɛkəbəl) adjective1. not liable to sin, incapable of wrongdoing 2. without defect or error; faultless; flawless Derived forms impeccability (imˌpeccaˈbility) noun impeccably (imˈpeccably) adverb Word origin L impeccabilis < in-, not + peccare, to sin Examples of 'impeccable' in a sentenceimpeccable It does not win matches but shows impeccable manners.She noted that he was tall, blond, thin and had impeccable taste in tropical clothes.The food may be good, the service may be impeccable but increasingly, the noise is intolerable.Winner was an exacting man who expected impeccable service.The pursuit of impeccable taste in interiors.With style and impeccable manners he did all these things plus many more.His sense of pace and timing was impeccable.Will they maintain the same impeccable service and superb food?Odd behaviour for a man with supposedly impeccable music taste.And yet this bike had impeccable manners.His reasoning was as impeccable as his timing was previous.They demand impeccable service and when things go wrong they are not the most understanding of employers.And so is an impeccable sense of timing.The food is fabulous and the service impeccable.The food could grace any restaurant table and the service was impeccable.We admire their usually impeccable behaviour.Standards and behaviour must be impeccable.His table manners must be impeccable.This is totally out of character - until the recent problems his track record had been impeccable.Such a thing happened recently to a friend, a woman of impeccable style and taste.She probably has the most impeccable record of any athlete competing at the Games.It was exceptional, a confection of impeccable but unexpected taste.I always knew deep down inside him somewhere there was impeccable musical taste.Only those fund managers with an impeccable record of delivering superlative returns should be able to charge anything above 0.5% a year.I mean, my track record was impeccable. In other languagesimpeccable British English: impeccable ADJECTIVE If you describe something such as someone's behaviour or appearance as impeccable, you are emphasizing that it is perfect and has no faults. She had impeccable taste in clothes. - American English: impeccable
- Brazilian Portuguese: impecável
- Chinese: 无可挑剔的
- European Spanish: impecable
- French: impeccable
- German: untadelig
- Italian: impeccabile
- Japanese: 申し分のない
- Korean: 결점이 없는
- European Portuguese: impecável
- Latin American Spanish: impecable
Chinese translation of 'impeccable' adj - [dress, manners, taste]
无(無)瑕疵的 (wú xiácī de) - [credentials, reputation]
毋庸置疑的 (wúyōng zhìyí de)
Definition without flaw or error You really have impeccable taste in clothes. Synonyms faultless precise stainless squeaky-clean sinless incorrupt Opposites corrupt , flawed , faulty , defective , deficient , sinful , blameworthy Additional synonymsDefinition not possibly guilty of anything, through having a good reputation He was a respected academic and above suspicion Synonyms blameless, unimpeachable, above reproach, pure, honourable, virtuous, sinless, like Caesar's wife a blameless life Synonyms innocent, clear, clean, upright, stainless, honest, immaculate, impeccable, virtuous, faultless, squeaky-clean, unblemished, unsullied, uninvolved, unimpeachable, untarnished, above suspicion, irreproachable, guiltless, unspotted, unoffending Definition correct in every detail I can't remember the exact words he used. Synonyms accurate, very, correct, true, particular, right, express, specific, careful, precise, identical, authentic, faithful, explicit, definite, orderly, literal, unequivocal, faultless, on the money (informal), unerring, veraciousNearby words ofimpeccable - impatient
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