impeccable

IPA: ɪmpˈɛkʌbʌɫ

adjective

  • Perfect, without faults, flaws or errors
  • Incapable of wrongdoing or sin; immaculate
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Examples of "impeccable" in Sentences

  • Davison gives us the true facts, in impeccable detail.
  • His voting record has been impeccable from a conservative point of view.
  • There are dozens of stately homes dating from the beginning of the twentieth century; most of which are in impeccable condition.
  • The list continued to intrigue me, and I began to read about the piece, which does indeed appear to be an essay, written in impeccable academic style.
  • The word to sum up this production is 'impeccable' - stunning stage set, not a single noticable fluffed line, witty choreography and an ensemble cast of incredible singers.
  • However, his move to Juventus, who are the early leaders in Serie A, appears to have reinvigorated one of the classiest midfielders around and during Friday's draw against Serbia, his performance was labelled "impeccable" by Gazzetta Dello Sport, who also named him man of the match.

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