impeccable

Examples

• All

• He is, above all, a good man, morally impeccable and very much a product of these Victorian times.

  Fiction book (1996)

• Very few will take that journey or have the impeccable integrity to always search for the highest truth.

  Blog text (21)

• He's a staunchly moral man of impeccable character.

  Quills (2000)

• The scholar was known for his impeccable ethics, always doing what was right.

• He gave an impeccable performance, demonstrating his skill and dedication without error.

Synonyms

I

incorruptible

vsimpeccable

8 7.3

An honest person or group that does not accept bribes

is an absolute incapacity to commit sin rather than mere resistance

U

unimpeachable

vsimpeccable

• Formal

7 8.2

Very honest and reliable so people cannot doubt it

is theological incapacity to sin rather than mere trustworthiness

U

unblemished

vsimpeccable

7 5.1

Free from any marks, damage, or bad actions

is an inability to do wrong rather than simply lacking faults now

S

sinless

vsimpeccable

4 6.3

Someone who has done nothing wrong

is about incapacity to sin rather than merely having no sins yet

U

uncorrupted

vsimpeccable

2 5.6

Not made dishonest by money or power

is about inability to sin rather than only a present pure state

I

irreproachable

vsimpeccable

• Formal

1 8.1

Completely free from blame so no one can criticize them

is about inability to sin, not just having no blame or faults

U

unsordid

vsimpeccable

1 9.9

Honest and pure in actions and motives

is an absolute incapacity to sin rather than general decency or purity

I

incorrupt

vsimpeccable

7.9

A person or group that is honest and does not take bribes

is an absolute incapacity to sin rather than simply being upright under pressure

I

impeccant

vsimpeccable

• Specialized

9.9

A person who has no moral faults

means inability to sin, not just being without sin at one time

U

unfallen

vsimpeccable

• Literature

9.9

A person or thing that has not done wrong and seems pure

is about being unable to commit sin rather than merely avoiding sin so far

Antonyms

S

sinful

56 3.6

Wrong according to religious or moral rules

How Sinless

infallible

28 7.2

impeccable

• Specialized

1 8.4

sinless

4 6.3

righteous

260 4.7

flawed

182 3.7

immoral

144 4.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology