önhibátlanul

Önhibátlanul is a Hungarian adverb that translates to "flawlessly," "impeccably," or "without fault" in English. It describes an action or state that is performed or exists with perfect execution, without any errors, mistakes, or shortcomings. The word is derived from the noun "hiba," meaning "fault" or "error," and the prefix "ön-" which indicates self or own. The suffix "-tlanul" is an adverbial ending signifying the absence of something.

This adverb is used to describe a wide range of situations where perfection is achieved. For example, one might say that a performance was önhibátlanul executed, meaning it was done perfectly. Similarly, a piece of work could be described as önhibátlanul completed if there were no errors in its creation. It can also refer to personal conduct or appearance, suggesting someone behaved or looked impeccably. The term implies a high standard of quality and an absence of any discernible imperfections. It is a strong descriptor, emphasizing the complete lack of flaws.