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Meanings of faultlessness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "impeccability"
Examples for "impeccability"
1
She admired rather enviously the gown of shimmering dark blue, the impeccability of adolescence.
2
I assured him of the impeccability of his attire, and commented on its splendour.
3
He consoled himself with reflections on her impeccability, her wondrous intuition, her Far-away Princess-like delicacy.
4
Raban was born in 1942, in Norfolk, into a family that strove for upper- middle-class impeccability.
5
I have never pretended to impeccability, which is an admission that I may very naturally offend.
Usage of faultlessness in English
1
This is, however, a mistake: his excellence is by no means faultlessness.
2
This faultlessness is more peculiar than we are apt to imagine.
3
No faults could have been so irritating to Eveena's companions as her undeniable faultlessness.
4
How does one attain to faultlessness of limbs?
5
What a model of faultlessness! exclaimed Ronald.
6
He was a stranger, evidently; a stranger with a high regard for the faultlessness of male attire, too.
7
Say to yourselves, therefore, that perfection, faultlessness, and absolute satisfaction are not to be found in this world.
8
There might seem to be no place left for novelty or originality,-placeonly for a patient, an infinite, faultlessness.
9
Thou art complete faultlessness.
10
Her face was exceedingly attractive, though artistically less perfect than her figure, which approached unusually near to the standard of faultlessness.
11
The faultlessness of his speech and the unemotional but perfect inflection of his words made Keith, like the young secretary, shiver where he stood.
12
He does not attempt to disguise the fact that the faultlessness of his coats or of his uniforms is an object of paramount importance.
13
Those high-souled persons who desire beauty, faultlessness of limbs, long life, understanding, mental and physical strength, and memory, should abstain from acts of injury.
14
This is, however, a mistake: his excellence is by no means faultlessness.
15
This faultlessness is more peculiar than we are apt to imagine.
16
No faults could have been so irritating to Eveena's companions as her undeniable faultlessness.
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Faultlessness through the time