impecable

eem-peh-KAH-bleh/im.peˈka.ble/

“impecable” means “flawless” in Spanish (referring to performance or work quality).

flawless, spotless

Also: impeccable, perfect

Su presentación fue impecable y convenció a todos.

Her presentation was flawless and convinced everyone.

Después de la limpieza, la cocina quedó impecable.

After the cleaning, the kitchen was left spotless.

El actor hizo un trabajo impecable en la nueva película.

The actor did an impeccable job in the new movie.

Words that translate to "impecable" in Spanish:

Question 1 of 3

Which of these things would most likely be described as 'impecable'?

👥 Word Family▼

impecabilidad(impeccability) — Noun

🎵 Rhymes▼

📚 Etymology▼

From Latin 'im-' (not) and 'peccabilis' (able to sin). Originally, it was a religious term meaning someone who could not commit a sin.

First recorded: 13th century

Cognates (Related words)

English: impeccableFrench: impeccable

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Does 'impecable' only mean 'clean'?

No! While it's often used for cleanliness, it's just as common to use it for behaviors, skills, or records that have no mistakes.

Is 'impecable' a formal word?

It is slightly more elevated than 'limpio' or 'bueno,' but it is used very naturally in daily conversation when you are impressed.

Is there a plural form?

Yes! Just add '-s' to the end: 'impecables'. For example: 'Tus zapatos son impecables'.