Modifies a noun

• credential: He has impeccable credentials for the job of heading the US central bank.

• timing: With impeccable timing, I had arrived on an evening which had live bands playing for free in the town square!

• pedigree: Now, from its impeccable pedigree comes the 808 the highest quality Compact Disk player Meridian has ever built.

• musicianship: We've got impeccable musicianship beneath the vocals, yet musicianship buried by a thin, murky sound.

• taste: Perhaps Jim's audience were just showing their impeccable taste by staying away from his show.

• reputation: I think Brown has marred his previously impeccable reputation.

Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: The top standard is extra virgin olive oil classified as having ' absolutely impeccable taste and aroma.

• always: Drill Our marching WAS good but not always impeccable.

• almost: They are exquisite works of art, written in an almost impeccable style.

• seemingly: He is similar to Hague, sound principles, seemingly impeccable character but lacks Hague's delivery.

• not: If the service is not impeccable, that customer is likely to be put off for life.

Used with adjective complement

• look: The twenty-two episodes of season four are fit onto six disks and look absolutely impeccable in their letterbox format.

• appear: On the face of it, the government's logic appears impeccable.

• speak: Our host families were all very hospitable and, without exception, spoke impeccable English.