unexceptionableness
Definition
- Noun:
- The quality of being beyond criticism: "unexceptionableness" refers to the state or condition of being so free from fault or objection that no criticism can be made against it. This is a rare, formal noun derived from the adjective "unexceptionable."
- Legal acceptability: In legal contexts, it denotes the quality of being impossible to challenge or reject due to being completely valid and unobjectionable.
Usage Examples
- (The argument was so sound that it could not be criticized.)
- (Her behaviour was flawless and beyond reproach.)
- (The contract was so legally sound that no objections could be raised.)
Advanced Usage
"the unexceptionableness of a statement": the quality of a statement that cannot be challenged or faulted.
- The unexceptionableness of his testimony convinced the jury. (His testimony was so perfect that it could not be contested.)
"to attain unexceptionableness": to reach a state of being completely unobjectionable.
- The artist sought unexceptionableness in every detail of the sculpture. (The artist aimed for flawlessness.)
Variants and Related Words
Unexceptionable (adj): not liable to any exception or objection; perfect.
- Her proposal was unexceptionable and was accepted immediately. (Her proposal had no faults.)
Unexceptionably (adv): in a manner that cannot be criticized.
- He behaved unexceptionably throughout the ceremony. (He behaved perfectly.)
Synonyms
- Flawlessness: the quality of being without any defects.
- Impeccability: the quality of being faultless or without sin.
- Irreproachability: the state of being beyond blame or criticism.
Antonyms (for context)
- Exceptionableness: the quality of being open to criticism or objection.
- Faultiness: the quality of having defects.
Related Idioms
Beyond reproach: so good or honest that no criticism can be made.
- Her reputation was beyond reproach. (Her reputation was completely unexceptionable.)
Above suspicion: so trustworthy that one is not even suspected of wrongdoing.
- The senator's integrity was above suspicion. (His integrity was unexceptionable.)