unexceptionably

/ˌʌnɛksˈɛpʃənəbli/ adv

In an unexceptionable manner.

Word Origin Exception comes from Latin 'ex-' (out) and 'capere' (to take) — literally 'a taking out.' An exception is something taken out of the rule. So 'unexceptionably' means so perfect that nothing can be taken out as a flaw. The same 'capere' root gives us 'accept' (to take to), 'intercept' (to take between), and 'capture' (to take).

adv In an unexceptionable manner.

The lawyer argued the case unexceptionably, leaving no room for objection.

(副词) 无可挑剔地;完美无缺地;无懈可击地

律师无可挑剔地辩护了此案,没有留下任何反驳的余地。

(adverbio) irreprochablemente; inobjetablemente; sin tacha; de manera irreprochable [De manera irreprochable; sin motivo de objeción.]

El abogado argumentó el caso **de manera irreprochable**, sin dejar espacio para objeciones.

(adverbe) irréprochablement; impeccablement; parfaitement [De manière irréprochable, ne prêtant pas à critique.]

L'avocat a plaidé le dossier de manière irréprochable, ne laissant aucune prise à la contestation.

(Adverb) einwandfrei; makellos; tadellos [Auf eine tadellose, einwandfreie oder nicht zu beanstandende Weise.]

Der Anwalt argumentierte den Fall **unexceptionably** und ließ keinen Raum für Einwände.

(副詞) 非の打ち所がないように、問題なく。

弁護士は申し分なく事件を弁護し、反論の余地を残さなかった。

(advérbio) irrepreensivelmente; sem dar margem a objeções; de maneira irrepreensível [De maneira irrepreensível; sem dar margem a objeções.]

O advogado argumentou o caso de forma irrepreensível, sem deixar espaço para objeções.

Word parts: un + exception + able + ly

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