faultless
/ˈfɔːltləs
/ /ˈfɒltləs/adjective
Free from defect or error: your logic is faultless...
- We are under no illusion, however, that this effort is faultless and error free.
- We need a goal, and most of all we need a faultless role model who inspires us to do our best to reach that goal.
- One of them in my opinion is the most faultless and fundamentally perfect fighter of all time.
Synonyms
perfect, flawless, without fault, error-free, without blemish, unblemished, impeccable, accurate, precise, exact, correct, unerring;
exemplary, model, ideal, copybook, scrupulous, meticulous, just so
British informal spot on, bang on, on the mark, on the nail, on the button
Derivatives
faultlessly
/ /ˈfɒltləsli / adverb ...- The paint, though, holds up faultlessly, regardless of what it's applied to - even after many seasons of use.
- They create the feel of an improvised session while faultlessly playing complex multi-layered arrangements.
- You can bet it will be faultlessly performed as well.
faultlessness
- Those high-souled persons who desire beauty, faultlessness of limbs, long life, understanding, mental and physical strength and memory should abstain from acts of injury.
- Now the very faultlessness of her behavior was a continuing reproach to him, for he had seen what she could do and what she wanted to do, and knew full well where it would be directed if she ever let her passion have its sway.
- They attempt a kind of buoyancy & faultlessness that, aside from being very difficult, has to impress.
- fallopian tube
- fall (or drop) into someone's lap
- fall (or drop, or sink, etc.) to one's knees
- fall (or get) into the wrong hands
- fall out
- fallout
- fallout shelter
- fall over oneself to do something
- fallow
- fallow deer
- fallowness
- fall prey to
- fall prey to (also be or become prey to)
- Fall River
- fall short (of)
- fall through
- fall to
- fall to pieces
- fall to someone's lot
- fall victim to
- Falmouth
- false
- false acacia
- false alarm
- false arrest