irreproachably

“Are all good things done only by irreproachably good people?” she fumes.

The episode violated the National Rally’s strict internal orders to its members to “behave irreproachably” in Parliament, where they have tried hard to blend in.

Thomas Ménagé, a 30-year-old National Rally lawmaker from central France, said in an interview last month that party lawmakers had received internal orders to “behave irreproachably.”

Her character was so congenial, her behavior so irreproachably kind and sweet, that her former critics soon yielded and even apologized.

It saunters forth knowing that every hair is in place, every element is irreproachably tasteful and of the best quality it can afford, and nothing clashes.