Impeccable (adj)
im-pek-uh-bl
faultless; flawless; irreproachable.
Impeccable was first recorded in 1525–35 and is from the Latin word impeccābilis, meaning “faultless, sinless.”
Example sentences
“His behaviour was impeccable! We have no complaints.”
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