Meaning & use
irreproachable
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Beyond criticism or blame; entirely blameless.
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Her irreproachable conduct during the investigation earned her the board's full trust.
He kept an irreproachable record over thirty years of public service.
A note on using this word
Stronger and more formal than 'good' or 'honest'; it implies no possible grounds for criticism exist.
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blamelessimpeccable
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