irreproachable conduct

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• irreproachable — adjective Date: 1634 not reproachable ; blameless, impeccable < irreproachable conduct > • irreproachability noun • irreproachableness noun • irreproachably adverb …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• conduct — I n. 1) appropriate; chivalrous; ethical; irreproachable; proper conduct 2) disorderly; improper; inappropriate, unbecoming; unethical conduct 3) (mil.) dishonorable (AE); good conduct; conduct unbecoming an officer II v. 1) (d; refl.) to conduct …   Combinatory dictionary

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