On the other hand, byimpeccability is certainly not here meant the mere success of expressing what one has to express--the impeccability of Canova and his successors, for example.
IV It is agreeable in many ways to turn from the rounded and complete impeccability of M.
But while thus strenuous for all that justly belongs to the States, I cannot concede to them immunities inconsistent with that Constitution which is the supreme law of the land; nor can I admit the impeccability of States.
In this poor play, Bevil illustrated the right divine and impeccability of his late liege sovereign, King James; denounced the Revolution, by implication; did in his only play what Dr.
The earl showed his gratitude by deifying kings, and inculcating submissiveness, teaching the impeccability of monarchs, and the extreme naughtiness of their people.
But, while thus strenuous for all that justly belongs to the States, I cannot concede to them immunities inconsistent with that Constitution which is the supreme law of the land; nor can I admit the impeccability of a State.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "impeccability" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: chastity; cleanliness; finish; infallibility; purity
