C2adjectivefashion
US/ɪmˈpek.ə.bəl/
UK/ɪmˈpek.ə.bəl/
perfect, with no mistakes or faults at all
In context
Her English is impeccable, though she has never lived abroad.
The hotel staff all wore impeccable white uniforms and spotless shoes.
The singer has impeccable taste in both clothes and music.
Words that go with impeccable
adjective + noun
- impeccable tasteThe apartment shows the owner's impeccable taste.
- impeccable mannersMy grandfather had impeccable manners at the table.
- impeccable timingYou arrived with impeccable timing; dinner is just ready.
- impeccable recordThe pilot has an impeccable safety record.
- impeccable serviceThe restaurant is famous for its impeccable service.
- impeccable credentialsThe new director has impeccable credentials in the art world.