Impěccable, a

& s. [Lat. impeccabilis, from im- in -not, and peccabilis =liable to sin; pecco = to sin; Fr. impeccable; Sp. impecable; Ital. impeccabile.] A. As adj .: Not liable to sin; exempt or free from the po ibility of sinning. "Had we been made impeccable , we should have been another kind of creatures than now." - Glanvill : Pre. existence of Souls , ch. viii. B. As subst.: A person who is exempt or free from the po ibility of sinning. *Im-pěc-cançe, *im-pec-can-cie, s. [English impeccant; -cy. The quality or state of being impeccant or impeccable; impeccability, infallibility. "She cannot erre, and stubbornely chalenges unto her chaire a certain impeccancie of judgment."- Bp . Hall : No Peace with Rome.