Pronunciation: /ɪˌrɛprəˈʊtʃəbəl/
adjective not deserving criticism or blame; faultless
A1 She always behaves in an irreproachable manner.
A2 The student's work was irreproachable, with no mistakes.
B1 The company's reputation is irreproachable due to its ethical business practices.
B2 The judge's decision was considered irreproachable by both parties.
C1 Her conduct throughout the trial was irreproachable, earning her the respect of all involved.
C2 The author's latest novel has been hailed as irreproachable in its storytelling and character development.
formal Her conduct at the charity event was irreproachable, earning her the admiration of all attendees.
informal His work ethic is irreproachable; he always gives his best effort.
slang Dude, your outfit is irreproachable! You look so sharp.
figurative The artist's attention to detail in his paintings is irreproachable, making them truly masterpieces.
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