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She speaks impeccable French.
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He, of course, was just simply a banker, a very distinguished, a very influential, and a very impeccable banker.† (source)
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Archer's New York tolerated hypocrisy in private relations; but in business matters it exacted a limpid and impeccable honesty.† (source)
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Our leaders are selected by their peers for their impeccable character, moral fortitude, and leadership skills. (source)impeccable = faultless
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"O impeccable Tisroc," said the Vizier. (source)
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The relationship between Frau Blumenthal and her charges is always impeccable.† (source)
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The police brought the somewhat contrite young men and the dead couple's five-year-old orphan boy before my grandfather, who was a highly regarded judge and a man of impeccable reputation.† (source)
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Pete Zamperini was handsome, popular, impeccably groomed, polite to elders and avuncular to juniors, silky smooth with girls, and blessed with such sound judgment that even when he was a child, his parents consulted him on difficult decisions.† (source)
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The young girls frolicked beneath the eyes of the nuns; the gaze of impeccability does not embarrass innocence.† (source)
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In spite of the impeccable logic, Angela looked back over her shoulder several times on the way to 3c.† (source)
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She was once again dressed impeccably in her scarf and hat.† (source)
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With his impeccable instincts, Andrey led Mishka to the chair with its back to the kitchen while Emile placed bread and salt on the table— that ancient Russian symbol of hospitality.† (source)
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Barty Crouch was a stiff, upright, elderly man, dressed in an impeccably crisp suit and tie.† (source)
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The timing, it turned out, was impeccable: The next months would bring a desperate need for both a heavenly father and an earthly one.† (source)
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Now he sat facing him, looking out of place in his impeccably tailored gray suit.† (source)
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The Claesz not so good I think, very early, though the provenance is impeccable on both.† (source)
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