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Definition of impregnable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
invincibletoo strong to be defeated or overcome
- Her confidence made her seem impregnable to criticism.
2.
militaryunable to be broken into or taken by force
- The castle was considered impregnable by its defenders.
Origin of impregnable
Latin, in (not) + prehendere (to seize)
Examples of impregnable in a sentence
His argument was so strong it seemed impregnable. Their fortress was deemed impregnable by all. The wall was built to be impregnable.
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- French:inexpugnable, imprenable, ...
- German:unüberwindbar, ...
- Italian:inattaccabile, inespugnabile, ...
- Spanish:inexpugnable, ...
- Portuguese:inexpugnável, invulnerável, ...
- Chinese:坚不可摧的, 牢不可破的, ...
- Japanese:無敵の, 難攻不落, ...
- Arabic:حصين, منيع, ...
- Hebrew:חָסִין, בִּלְתִּי חָדִיר, ...
- Russian:неприступный, неуязвимый, ...
- Ukrainian:непереможний, неприступний, ...
- Hindi:अजेय, अभेद्य, ...
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