impeccable
/ɪmˈpɛkəb(ə)l/adjective
So good that no fault can be found; flawless.
Example sentence
- “Her taste in clothes is impeccable.”
Regular partners: impeccable taste, impeccable manners, impeccable timing.
Featured as word of the day on April 21, 2026.
Related words
impedeTo slow something down or make it harder for it to move forward.impassionedShowing strong feeling; full of emotion and energy.imperativeAbsolutely necessary; of the greatest importance.impartialFair to everyone involved; not favoring one side over another.imperceptibleToo slight or small to be noticed or sensed.impartTo pass a quality, property, or piece of knowledge on to someone or something.