Beyond reproach meaning in English
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Definition
(Her work is) beyond reproach: (Her work is) impeccable, faultless, blameless, perfect
Note: beyond means "far away from".
Examples
- "As my report will show, I think his work is beyond reproach, and his work ethic is second to none."
Exercise 1
Fiona writes that Mr. Cheeter's work is "beyond reproach". This means that his work is:
Fiona writes that Mr. Cheeter's work is "beyond reproach". This means that his work is:
Although the verb "to reproach" does express the idea of criticism or dislike, the idiom "beyond reproach" is actually indicates the high quality of something or someone.
The idiom "beyond reproach" is high praise or recommendation for someone or something. If someone's work is "beyond reproach", then it is very good, or so good that it shouldn't be criticized. The verb "to praise" means to "compliment" or "commend" it. The adjective "praiseworthy" is something "deserving", or worthy of praise. Fiona is stating that she respects or admires the quality of Philip's work.
Something "flawed" is imperfect. Fiona is expressing that Philip's work is excellent, not imperfect.
If something is good enough, it is satisfactory, or average. The expression that something is "beyond approach" indicates that it is of superior quality, or better than average.
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