Want to say irreproachable differently? Here are other words for irreproachable and its similar synonyms and opposite words to say in unique way.
Meaning of irreproachable
The primary meaning of the word "irreproachable" is to describe something or someone that is completely faultless or blameless.
Etymology of irreproachable
The word "irreproachable" has its roots in the Latin words "in" meaning "not" and "reproach" meaning "blame" or "criticism", with the suffix "-able" added to form an adjective.
The word has been in use since the 15th century, initially with a meaning closer to "not worthy of blame" and evolving to its current meaning of being completely faultless or blameless.
Synonyms
impeccable
faultless
flawless
unimpeachable
blameless
immaculate
spotless
stainless
irreprehensible
unassailable
infallible
inerrant
impeccable
perfect
exemplary
model
exemplary
virtuous
moral
ethical
principled
upright
honorable
reputable
respectable
trustworthy
reliable
dependable
credible
truthful
sincere
genuine
honest
law-abiding
righteous
just
fair
decent
noble
dignified
estimable
commendable
laudable
praiseworthy
Definitions
- The word "irreproachable" is defined by Oxford Languages as being completely faultless or blameless, having no defects or flaws, and being entirely deserving of respect and admiration.
- * It can describe a person's character, behavior, or actions, as well as a thing, situation, or institution.
Usage Examples
- The new employee had an irreproachable work record, making her an ideal candidate for the promotion.
- * The judge's irreproachable reputation for fairness and impartiality earned her the respect of her peers and the public.
- * The company's irreproachable commitment to environmental sustainability has made it a leader in its industry.
Antonyms
reproachable
blameworthy
culpable
guilty
faulty
flawed
imperfect
defective
inadequate
unsatisfactory
unacceptable
questionable
dubious
suspicious
untrustworthy
disreputable
dishonorable
shameful
disgraceful
scandalous
notorious
infamous
corrupt
tainted
blemished
stained
tarnished
sullied