faultlessness

6.5

A state with no mistakes

noun
/ˈfɔltləsnəs/

: impecabilidad

Her faultlessness in the project earned her a promotion at work.

Examples

The artist strived for faultlessness in every stroke of the brush.
The team's faultlessness during the season led them to win the championship.
While I share the ideological vision that puts our future on a pedestal of faultlessness, Fresco's visualization is fantasy.

Blog text (17)
It should be mitigated by some equally impressive critical-thinking capacities that can cut through the apparent faultlessness of a utopian ideal to reveal its flaws.

Academic text (2008)

Synonyms

infallibility

vsfaultlessness

7 8.9

Being unable to make mistakes

is the state of being without fault or error rather than inability

impeccability

vsfaultlessness

1 7.7

A state when something has no mistakes or faults

is the general state of having no error or fault

flawlessness

vsfaultlessness

1 5.4

A state of having no mistakes or problems

is the broader idea of having no fault or mistake

perfectness

vsfaultlessness

3.8

A state when something has no mistakes or faults

is the neutral state of lacking fault or error

nondefectiveness

vsfaultlessness

9.1

Having no faults or problems

is the broader absence of fault or error beyond physical defects

blamelessness

vsfaultlessness

6.9

A state of not having done anything wrong

is the neutral state of lacking fault or error, not moral focus

Antonyms

imperfection

51 3.7

A small fault that makes someone or something less good

faultiness

6.7

A situation where something has mistakes or defects

defectiveness

7.2

A state of having faults or problems that stop something from working

How Perfect

perfection

97 3.7

faultlessness

6.5

accuracy

169 3.8

Surface Forms

faultlessness singular

faultlessnesses plural

Morphology

faultlessness = faultless (transparent) = fault + less + ness

Formed by a clear adjective 'faultless' plus the nominalizing '-ness', so the meaning is directly derived.

Etymology

The word faultlessness comes from fault ('mistake'), the ending -less ('without'), and -ness ('state'). So it means the 'state of being without mistakes', like a smooth surface with no cracks, perfect and without error.