irreproachably

Walworth we found in a room at the back, this time irreproachably got up as an old family butler.

Malcolm was at home when they arrived, irreproachably dressed and languidly non-effusive, as usual.

She sat very upright, and all her demeanour was irreproachably modest, quiet and demure.

My cast-off garments fitted him not more irreproachably than did my amenities of manner.

He was still in cap and blouse, but his dress was irreproachably neat, and his hands very white.