Faultless

Pronunciation: /fɔltləs/

Definitions of faultless

adjective describes something that is without fault or error

Example Sentences

A1 The baby's smile was faultless.

A2 She prepared a faultless presentation for her class.

B1 The artist's technique was faultless, with every brushstroke perfectly executed.

B2 The chef's culinary skills were faultless, resulting in a delicious meal.

C1 The musician's performance was faultless, showcasing years of practice and dedication.

C2 Her attention to detail was faultless, ensuring that every aspect of the project was perfect.

Examples of faultless in a Sentence

formal The scientist's research methodology was faultless, resulting in accurate and reliable data.

informal Her presentation was faultless, she didn't stumble over her words once.

slang That basketball player's shot is absolutely faultless, he never misses!

figurative The artist's painting was faultless, every stroke of the brush was perfectly executed.

Grammatical Forms of faultless

• past tense: faultless
• plural: faultlesses
• comparative: more faultless
• superlative: most faultless
• present tense: is faultless
• future tense: will be faultless
• perfect tense: has been faultless
• continuous tense: is being faultless
• singular: faultless
• positive degree: faultless
• infinitive: to faultless
• gerund: faultlessing
• participle: faultlessed

Origin and Evolution of faultless

First Known Use: 0014 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'faultless' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old French word 'fauteles' meaning 'without fault'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'faultless' has retained its original meaning of being without fault or flaw, and is commonly used to describe something or someone that is perfect or impeccable.