impeccable

im-pec-ca-ble · adjective

imported

Definitions

adjective

  1. 1.

    Without fault or error; flawless.

  2. 2.

    (Of a person's behavior or character) Beyond criticism; faultless.

Phrases & expressions

  • •
    impeccable taste — excellent, refined preferences
  • •
    impeccable timing — perfect sense of when to do something
  • •
    impeccable credentials — qualifications beyond question
  • •
    impeccable reputation — a flawless public image

Related words

Antonyms: defective, flawed, imperfect
See also: faultless, flawless, perfect
Synonyms: faultless, flawless, perfect

Etymology

From Latin impeccabilis ("not liable to sin"), from in- ("not") + peccare ("to sin, err"). Originally used in theological contexts referring to being incapable of sin, later broadened to mean "without fault."