faultlessness


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fault·less

(fôlt′lĭs)
adj.
Being without fault. See Synonyms at perfect.
fault′less·ly adv.
fault′less·ness n.
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Noun 1. faultlessness - the quality of being without an error or fault
correctness - the quality of conformity to social expectations
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