How to spell IMPECKABLE correctly?
If you've stumbled upon the misspelling "impeckable", fear not, for there are correct alternatives! "Impeccable", derived from the Latin word "impeccabilis", meaning faultless, is the right spelling. It refers to something or someone perfect, flawless or beyond reproach. So let's stick with the correct spelling of "impeccable" for all your writing endeavors.
List of suggestions on how to spell impeckable correctly
- Impeachable While the president is impeachable, the House of Representatives has the power to remove him from office.
- impeccable Her impeccable taste in fashion always left her colleagues envious.
- impeccably She dressed impeccably for the grand opening of the new art museum.
