irreproachably

/ɪɹᵻpɹˈoʊtʃəbli/ adv

In an irreproachable manner; blamelessly.

Word Origin Irreproachably comes from irreproachable, from ir- 'not' + reproachable. Reproach is from Old French reprochier, from Latin repropiare 'to bring back near' — the idea of bringing a fault back close to someone, throwing it in their face. The root prope 'near' gives us approach (come near) and approximate (very near). So irreproachably means in a way that can't be blamed.

adv In an irreproachable manner; blamelessly.

She conducted herself irreproachably throughout the entire investigation.

(副词) 无可指责地;无可非议地;无可挑剔地

在整个调查过程中,她的行为无可指责。

(adverbio) irreprochablemente; intachablemente; inculpablemente; de manera intachable [De manera irreprochable; intachablemente.]

Se comportó de forma irreprochable durante toda la investigación.

(adverbe) irréprochablement [De manière irréprochable, sans qu'on puisse blâmer.]

Elle s'est comportée de façon **irréprochable** tout au long de l'enquête.

(Adverb) untadelig; makellos [auf eine tadellose, untadelige Weise; ohne dass man einen Vorwurf machen könnte]

Sie verhielt sich während der gesamten Untersuchung **irreproachably**.

(副詞) 非の打ち所のないように、潔く、とがめを受けることなく。

彼女は調査期間中ずっと、非の打ち所のない振る舞いをした。

(advérbio) irrepreensivelmente; impecavelmente [De maneira irrepreensível; sem culpa.]

Ela se conduziu irrepreensivelmente durante toda a investigação.

Word parts: ir + re + proach + able + ly

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