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Meanings of impeccable in English

Without fault or error.

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Usage of impeccable in English
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However, her impeccable comic timing and captivating stage presence carry the day.
The Irish Times
2
Donaldson's betrayal was seen as particularly galling, given his impeccable republican credentials.
The Guardian
3
Given Amazon's impeccable service reputation, that blip won't hurt it long term.
Reuters
4
Urgent, he said in impeccable English, but with a slight French accent.
The bone chamber
5
And India had seen firsthand evidence that Tanya was an impeccable housekeeper.
Bittersweet
6
The touch and passing had been good before; it was impeccable now.
The Guardian
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She still looked impeccable and beautiful after her long day of shopping.
Journey
8
Alexandre Desplat's score is tasteful and unobtrusive and the period detail impeccable.
Reuters
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By his impeccable standards, you'd probably consider his record to be moderate.
The South African
10
Presented with impeccable social distancing, it is a tonic for the times.
Independent.ie
11
He was trained in Novgorod, you know, and his French is impeccable.
The bourne ultimatum
12
Kendal's comic timing is impeccable, yet she never succeeds in moving us.
The Guardian
13
Isabel stood in the center of her room, surveying the impeccable order.
The Vanished
14
They speak impeccable English, starting almost every conversation with a singsong Hello!
The Guardian
15
Though his credentials appeared to be impeccable, our people sensed something wrong.
Sisterhood of Dune
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They are exquisite works of art, written in an almost impeccable style.
Essays of Robert Louis Stevenson / Selected and Edited With an I...
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Impeccable across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common