unimpeachably

Judged by its intentions, “Extrapolations” is unimpeachably worthy.

Ken Thompson, a postdoctoral scholar in Stanford’s biology department, said any investigation of the university’s president would need to be unimpeachably independent.

You are utterly totally completely unimpeachably right about the tickling and its body autonomy implications.

American muscle-flexing around the world — from World War I through the Cold War — was justified in terms of the global good, with “national exceptionalism” transformed into an “unimpeachably noble” crusade for democracy.

You are less careful, because you’ve been unimpeachably careful before and look where it got you.