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• r  in an irreproachable and blameless manner

• By the letter of the law, the aunt acted irreproachably.
• But he insists that Mackenzie's medical conduct was irreproachably sensible.
• Guthrie scraped together an 82-piece orchestra, and with a single rehearsal led it irreproachably through the opera, took a total of 40 bows by the final curtain.

• blamelessly

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• Micha Lindenstrauss in Ha'aretz
  Gilboa refused to back the report, in which Lindenstrauss praised Itzik for "acting irreproachably involving the renovation of her private apartment as an official residence."