✨ Impeccable
IMPECCABLE most nearly means: A) implacable; B) flawless; C) impeachable; D) imperceptible. Discover the answer inside. 👉
Heads up: starting next week, every issue will end with a short quiz on the previous five words.
Five questions, multiple choice, answer key at the bottom. It should take you about a minute.
I’m adding it because of the way vocabulary actually sticks. Seeing a word once, even in a good sentence, won’t do it; you need to run into it again a few days later, and you need to pull it out of your own memory rather than just recognize it sitting on the page. That second, active part (the actual retrieval, not the review) is what the quiz is for.
So this week, read the words the way you always do. Next week you’ll see them again.
📚️ Definition of Impeccable
Impeccable (adjective): without fault or error; flawless, perfect: impeccable handwriting.
🗣️ Pronunciation of Impeccable
IPA: ɪmˈpɛkəbəl (See IPA key)
Phonetic: im-PEK-uh-bul
📰 Examples of Impeccable
Here are some examples of the word IMPECCABLE:
Renata’s cursive is impeccable: it looks exactly like the examples in the cursive banner strip above the chalkboard.
An anonymous source described as impeccable told Granato that the Raptors and Celtics were the favorites to sign James Harden, but the star guard was ultimately traded to the Brooklyn Nets.
Even college applicants with impeccable academic records face fierce competition. In the Harvard admissions case, expert testimony showed that more than 8,000 applicants had perfect converted GPAs, yet Harvard could admit only about 1,800 of them, meaning at least 6,000 perfect-GPA applicants would have been rejected even if Harvard admitted no other applicants.
🗣️ Common Collocations of Impeccable
A collocation is a group of words often found together in usage, for example figment of one’s imagination, extenuating circumstances, or inclement weather.
impeccable taste
impeccable manners
impeccable credentials
impeccable timing
an impeccable record
Quiz answer: B.