irreprehensible
Impossible to criticize
Beyond reproach or blame; not deserving criticism.
Irreprehensible describes conduct or character that cannot be faulted: Her record of service was irreprehensible.
The word is formal and uncommon, appearing mostly in moral or ethical contexts where someone's actions are held to be entirely correct or justified.
Free from moral wrong
- guiltlessNot at fault
- faultlessFree from any defect
- beyond reproachImmune to criticism
- above suspicionImmune to accusation
unimpeachable · unblamable · inculpable · clear · clean · acquitted · exonerated · vindicated
Free from any defect
- immaculateCompletely without blemish
- spotlessCompletely free of marks
- unblemishedFree from any defect
- untarnishedFree from stain
perfect · stainless · unstained · untainted · unsoiled · unspotted · pristine · unsullied
Morally excellent, principled
- righteousMorally good, justified
- uprightVertical or morally sound
- ethicalConforming to moral principles
- principledHaving strong moral beliefs
moral · conscientious · scrupulous · honorable · decent · good · wholesome · pure
Moral soundness and consistency
- probityThorough moral honesty
- rectitudeMoral straightness
- honorHigh regard, moral dignity
- trustworthinessQuality of being reliable
reliability · dependability · steadfastness · faithfulness · honesty · sincerity · truthfulness · credibility
innocent
Free from moral wrong
- guiltlessNot at fault
- faultlessFree from any defect
- beyond reproachImmune to criticism
above suspicion · unimpeachable · unblamable · inculpable · clear · clean · acquitted · exonerated · vindicated · absolved
impeccable
Free from any defect
- immaculateCompletely without blemish
- spotlessCompletely free of marks
- unblemishedFree from any defect
untarnished · perfect · stainless · unstained · untainted · unsoiled · unspotted · pristine · unsullied · beyond question
virtuous
Morally excellent, principled
- righteousMorally good, justified
- uprightVertical or morally sound
- ethicalConforming to moral principles
principled · moral · conscientious · scrupulous · honorable · decent · good · wholesome · pure · uncorrupted
integrity
Moral soundness and consistency
trustworthiness · reliability · dependability · steadfastness · faithfulness · honesty · sincerity · truthfulness · credibility · respectability
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Deserving condemnation
blameworthy · culpable · censurable · sinful · condemnable
reprehensibility, reprehensible, irreproachable, reprehend, reprehension, reprehensibly, unreproachable