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    Intachable (en. Impeccable)

    /in.ta.ˈt͡ʃa.βle/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    One who has no stain or blemish in their reputation.
    His public life is impeccable.
    Su vida pública es intachable.
    Said of someone whose behavior is exemplary.
    He is an impeccable professional in his work.
    Es un profesional intachable en su trabajo.
    That is irreproachable.
    The report was prepared impeccably.
    El informe fue elaborado de manera intachable.

    Etymology

    Derived from 'tacha', which comes from the Latin 'tāca', meaning defect or flaw.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    impeccable service
    Service that is considered flawless or error-free.
    intachable servicio
    impeccable conduct
    Behavior that is seen as a model to follow.
    conducta intachable
    impeccable reputation
    Reputation that has no stains or negative criticism.
    reputación intachable

    Related Words

    blemish
    Lack or defect that is pointed out to someone.
    tacha
    integrity
    Quality of being whole and acting according to a set of moral standards.
    integridad
    exemplarity
    Quality of serving as an example.
    ejemplaridad

    Slang Meanings

    To be known as someone without flaws.
    That guy is impeccable in his neighborhood.
    Ese tipo es un intachable en su barrio.
    Refers to behavior that always adheres to what is right.
    His way of acting is impeccable; he never fails.
    Su forma de actuar es intachable, nunca falla.