impeccable
অনবদ্য
definition
adjective
a man of impeccable character
(of behavior, performance, or appearance) in accordance with the highest standards of propriety; faultless.
translation of 'impeccable'
ত্রুটিহীন,
পাপস্পর্শহীন,
নির্দোষ
adjective
নিখুঁত,
অনপরাধ,
অনিন্দ্য,
নিরপরাধ,
অপাপবিদ্ধ,
নির্দোষ,
অনিন্দনীয়,
অনবদ্য,
নিষ্কলঙ্ক,
নিষ্পাপ
example
I have chosen it because of the 'impeccable' reputation of the journalists concerned.
They were in absolutely 'impeccable' form that night.
His accent was stronger than his daughter's, but his clarity just as 'impeccable' .
His precise Irish pedigree is not clear, but his self-made man credentials are 'impeccable' .
The line, a showstopper by any standard, was reinforced with 'impeccable' finish and an eye for detail.
I have 'impeccable' taste in music, and everything that I like is cool.
They epitomise the simple but 'impeccable' standards of the band.
The beryl brings before us the 'impeccable' humanity of Christ - his spotless, sinless life.
The beauty of the designs is heightened through the intricate, untarnished and 'impeccable' finish.
They are graduates of the best universities and are highly intelligent with impressive degrees and speak 'impeccable' English.
She sings with a conversational freedom and 'impeccable' , colloquial diction.
With 'impeccable' timing and grace, we were then led through to our table.
As you would expect, with such a large field to choose from, the technical standard is 'impeccable' .
Her writing and pedaling credentials are 'impeccable' , and her accumulated mileage impressive.
He did what he always does to his usual 'impeccable' standards.
But it's a minor blip on an otherwise 'impeccable' soundscape.
By winning 21 titles on the PGA Tour, he has set his own 'impeccable' standards.
Many people say that he was someone of 'impeccable' integrity.
His playing is technically 'impeccable' and bears a distinct stamp of his own charismatic style.
No, we'll be putting such things as 'impeccable' taste aside for now.
Such cases are the black sheep to an otherwise 'impeccable' theory.
The result is wonderfully direct music-making, all 'impeccably' and naturally accomplished.
Unless, of course, you just PREACH 'impeccability' and are not in the habit of PRACTICING it, too!
The brave risk of such small-scale 'impeccability' and tastefulness lies in the possibility of underwhelming jaded ears (such as my own), but the restraint is rewarding and laudable.
Always 'impeccably' dressed, his perfect image became his main political message.
The piano and string arrangements are uniformly excellent and 'impeccably' recorded.
Despite the personal involvement of the author and his family, it is objective, and 'impeccably' researched.
Justice and charity require us to do the best we can to respect and support our pastors: that doesn't oblige us to credit them with 'impeccability' or unfailing wisdom.
Elsewhere, the island is quiet, mountainous, green and 'impeccably' clean.
But part of our challenge is to bring a certain precision and 'impeccability' to our efforts.
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