April 21, 2026

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.

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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.