Word meaning
impeccable
adjective · im-PEK-uh-bul
What does impeccable mean?
Impeccable means in accordance with the highest standards; faultless.
Impeccable in a sentence
“The hotel's service was impeccable from check-in to checkout.”
Synonyms for impeccable
- flawless
- faultless
- perfect
Where does impeccable come from?
From Latin in-, "not," and peccare, "to sin."
How to remember impeccable
- Say it out loud a few times: im-PEK-uh-bul.
- Write one sentence of your own using impeccable, about something that happened to you today.
- Quiz yourself tomorrow, in three days, and next week. Spaced reviews are what make new words stick.
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