above reproach



above reproach

So perfect as to avoid criticism. His performance has been above reproach. I cannot think of a single reason he shouldn't be promoted. Just because you get good grades doesn't mean you're above reproach.
See also: above, reproach

above reproach

not deserving of blame or criticism. Some politicians behave as though they are above reproach.
See also: above, reproach

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
HipÓLitoee-PO-lee-to (Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese
Herut-Hebrew
FaitheFAYTHEnglish (Rare)
BenedictBEN-ə-diktEnglish
Gawdat-Arabic
Jarred['dʒa:rid]