impeccable

It was impeccably acted, with each star deserving their Oscar nominations.

For American she assuredly was not, though her trim tailoring was impeccably the mode of the moment.

But the Act as it stood, ignoring this vital change, was impeccably Conservative, and on that account went through.

Nowhere did he discover anything to moderate the impression made by the kitchen: it was all impeccably neat, desperately bare.

The victims of the "accident," if there had really been any such, made no boast of it, and the dumb boy was impeccably discreet.

Then he deliberately spat upon the impeccably shining red hood of Sophie's roadster.