Imperpable

Nearly flawless; so close to perfection that faults are barely perceptible.

His artwork was imperpable — almost too perfect to criticize.

by Christian Ebube Isiakpu(age16) October 16, 2025

impeccable

to be perfect,faultless

that sexy ass girl is impeccable and knows how to work it

by narcissistic April 23, 2006

impecuable

Impeccable but for playing a sport, usually basketball. The act of having clean precision during ones actions of defending, attacking, passing et cetera.

Clapperson's defending was impecuable.

by ignPax October 3, 2021

imperviable

Maintaining a modicum of morality despite, or because of, the behavior of one's president.

I had my students follow President Trump on Twitter for an assignment in civics class. They were imperviable. No one was grabbed inappropriately for the duration of the lesson.

by Boba_McSolo February 4, 2017

Impalpable

Something you can't touch.

"Can't touch this."

or

"This object is impalpable."

by Ketrinon November 20, 2009

impeckable

1. So perfect and flawless that a bird wouldn't dare chip at it with its beak.
2. Too hard/resilient to be bored into by said proboscis-hammering.

Flickers sometimes make a loud hammering noise on sheet-metal in an attempt to drive other birds away, even though they are obviously aware that metal --- unlike wood --- is impeckable.

by QuacksO December 24, 2019

impeccable

A person, no one can win from; totally perfect.
SYNONYMS: perfect, winner, non-peccable, best

a person can never be impeccable

by S42M June 5, 2016