1. The plural of impeccability; the quality or state of being impeccable; freedom from fault, error, or blame.
Usage: Usually used in formal or literary contexts.; Often appears in the singular form 'impeccability' in everyday speech.

Examples

• The architect's impeccabilities in design earned her international recognition.
• His impeccabilities as a musician were evident in every performance.
• The company prides itself on the impeccabilities of its customer service.
• Her impeccabilities in ethical conduct made her a role model for colleagues.
• The impeccabilities of the research methodology strengthened the study's credibility.
• Despite his many impeccabilities, he remained humble and approachable.