Meaning & use
impeccable
Without any flaws, errors, or faults; so perfect it cannot be criticized.
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The chef's impeccable presentation made every dish look like a work of art.
Her impeccable manners impressed even the strictest guests at the formal state dinner.
A note on using this word
Impeccable is a strong word reserved for near-perfection, so it should not be used for merely good or adequate results.
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