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impeccably

/ɪmˈpɛk.ə.bli/
im · pec · ca · bly

Adjective:impeccable
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1

In a faultless, flawless, or irreproachable manner; in accordance with the highest standards of propriety or quality.

Example

"The diplomat was impeccably dressed and handled the delicate negotiations with remarkable poise."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Formed from the adjective impeccable plus the adverbial suffix -ly. Impeccable derives from the Late Latin impeccabilis ('not liable to sin'), combining the privative prefix in- ('not') with peccare ('to sin or err').

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