Impeccably

/ɪmˈpɛkəblɪ/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner that is flawless or faultless; without error or sin.

She performed the dance impeccably, hitting every move with precision.

In a way that conforms to the highest standards of behavior or morals.

He dressed impeccably for the gala, impressing all the attendees with his elegance.

Demonstrating perfect standards in terms of quality or conduct.

The restaurant is known for its impeccably prepared dishes that delight each guest.

In an impeccable manner; perfectly.

The pianist played the sonata impeccably, captivating the entire audience.

From Latin 'impeccabilis', meaning 'without sin'.

impeccably dressed

Dressed in an extremely elegant or fashionable way.

impeccably timed

Executed at a perfectly appropriate moment.

impeccable

Having no flaws; perfect.

impeccability

The quality of being impeccable.

On point

Her outfit was on point; she looked impeccably stylish.

Killing it

He was killing it with his performance, impeccably executed.