unexceptionableformal

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

morally right
goodShe is a good woman who goes out of her way to help others.
virtuousI believe that humans are, despite their flaws, capable of virtuous conduct.
righteousHe refused to stray from the righteous path.
honestHe was a hardworking, honest family man who was only trying to do his duty.
upstandingI’m sure most of them are honest, upstanding members of society.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Perfect and faultless
Arcadia
Arcadian
bat a thousandidiom
blamelessly
idyll
idyllic
idyllically
immaculacy
immaculate
nirvana
non-utopian
on pointidiom
perfectible
perfection
the cherry on (top of) the cakeidiom
undistorted
utopia
utopian
whiter than whiteidiom
Xanadu

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Honesty, openness & sincerity

Examples of unimpeachable

unimpeachable
The basic premise - that phenomena involving change over time are properly described by differential equations - is unimpeachable.
In a world where wages are perfectly flexible the exchange rate does not matter and the case for a world currency is almost unimpeachable.
Creditors were convinced of the unimpeachable justice of their cause.
This phenomenon of 'transposition' is seen here as an attempt to invest scores with an unimpeachable political message.
His conclusion, that farming success was often strongly influenced by managerial choice rather than by ecological or technological constraints, seems unimpeachable.
It was an unwieldy hagiography, an official memorial that captured the patriotic sympathies of the time, yet was endowed with an air of unimpeachable biographical authority.
That wholly apolitical reputation, based in the late medieval tradition of the ' holy maid ', gave her almost unimpeachable legitimacy as a conduit for the divine voice.
War is best narrated, however, in the apocalyptic mode of the life and death struggle between unimpeachable good and implacable evil.
He thinks that physical causal claims are already metaphysically unimpeachable, and that that is the reason why the causal claims of special sciences have to answer to them.
This seems to me an argument for restricting our study to the works of a restricted group of thinkers whose lives were politically and morally unimpeachable.
For both places much of our information derives from charters of uncertain status, and for every charter of unimpeachable authority there are three or four on which the experts disagree.
Experience alone furnishes the best instruction: our own, bulky and embodied selves compel us to recognize the seemingly unimpeachable truth-that three dimensions are better than one.
Although the status of the music is unimpeachable, recordings are difficult to assess as neither piece admits 'interpretation' in the usual sense.
However, it provides an unimpeachable model of the goal most sociolinguists share: integrating quantitative and qualitative information, as well as social and linguistic information, to cast light on both sides.
Even if the idea of morphological reversals is theoretically unimpeachable, there remains the question of how much empirical evidence there really is for postulating the phenomenon.
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