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Definition of impervious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
impermeablenot allowing fluid to pass through
- The coat is made of impervious material to keep out the rain..
2.
unaffectednot affected by external influences
- She remained impervious to their criticism.
Origin of impervious
Latin, impervius (not passable)
Terms with impervious included in their meaning
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resistant quality
impervious to water
impervious
preventing entrance or leakage
petroleum
impervious rock layer over oil or gas
impervious
in a manner that cannot be passed through
sealing
substance making surfaces impervious to gas or liquid
imperviousness
state of being impervious to water
waterproofing
state of being impervious to water
Examples of impervious in a sentence
Her attitude was impervious to criticism. The CEO was impervious to the market fluctuations. Despite the chaos, he remained impervious to panic.
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- French:imperméable, insensible, ...
- German:undurchlässig, unbeeindruckt, ...
- Italian:impermeabile, insensibile, ...
- Spanish:impermeable, indiferente, ...
- Portuguese:impermeável, imune, ...
- Chinese:不透水的, 无动于衷的, ...
- Japanese:防水の, 影響を受けない, ...
- Arabic:غير منفذ, غَيْر مُتَأَثِّر, ...
- Hebrew:אָטוּם, חָסִין, ...
- Russian:непроницаемый, невосприимчивый, ...
- Ukrainian:непроникний, непідвладний, ...
- Hindi:अपारगम्य, अप्रभावित, ...
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