unimpeached
Adjective: Not called into question; not accused, challenged, or discredited. The word "unimpeached" describes someone or something that has not been subjected to doubt, criticism, or formal accusation, especially regarding integrity, honesty, or validity.
- (Her good name was never challenged or damaged.)
- (The testimony was not discredited or questioned.)
- (A leader whose power or integrity has never been doubted.)
"to leave unimpeached": to keep something free from doubt or accusation.
- The judge left the evidence unimpeached, allowing it to be used in court. (The judge did not challenge the evidence's validity.)
"unimpeached in character": referring to a person whose moral or ethical standing has never been questioned.
- He was a scholar unimpeached in character, respected by all. (His personal integrity was never doubted.)
Unimpeachable (adj): not able to be doubted, questioned, or criticized; completely trustworthy.
- She provided unimpeachable evidence for her claim. (The evidence was beyond any doubt.)
Impeach (verb): to charge (a public official) with misconduct; to call into question the integrity or validity of something.
- The committee voted to impeach the president. (To formally accuse of wrongdoing.)
- Unquestioned: not doubted or disputed.
- Undiscredited: not having lost credibility or trust.
- Unchallenged: not opposed or contested.
- Irreproachable: beyond criticism; faultless.
Above reproach: so good or honest that no criticism is possible.
- Her conduct was above reproach, unimpeached by any observer. (Her behaviour was faultless and unquestioned.)
Beyond question: without any doubt; certain.
- His loyalty to the company is beyond question, unimpeached even by rivals. (His loyalty is completely certain and unchallenged.)