faultlessly

faultless | American Dictionary

faultless
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈfɔlt·ləs/
perfect:
He gave a faultless performance at the piano recital.

Examples of faultless

faultless
As usual, the production of this well-illustrated issue is faultless.
Nevertheless, the books are not pedagogically faultless and the pedagogical faults are often due to underlying theoretical problems.
This is seen in the work of the great comic performers whose sense of 'timing' is faultless.
In the present case, the sequence was faultless up to 435 bases.
We all know that some apparently faultless performances are actually very dull, and we also know that some very inspiring performances have faults in them.
If a tweed, serge, or homespun is worn, it must be of faultless cut, and cost as much as a riding-habit.
The quality of his writing and scholarly documentation is faultless.
The solo playing on the new set is a particular delight, while the overall ensemble is faultless.
No doctoral thesis is faultless, of course, and this study has much to commend it.
I have also tested it rather more artificially - spot checks if you like - and, again, it has proved faultless.
Meantime however, one can only congratulate the editors on another faultless production in this distinguished series.
The printing of the book is faultless and the binding and dust jacket are perfect.
Neither method is, however, faultless.
The production is, as usual, faultless.
And how many instances have we not, on record, of brilliant marriages, and princely dowers, being won by the faultless symmetry, and graceful bearing so frequently displayed within it?
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