Definition Synonyms
Definition of indefectible - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
perfectDated without flaw or defectDated
- Her indefectible performance impressed everyone.
2.
permanentDated not subject to decay or failureDated
- The indefectible bond between them remained strong.
Origin of indefectible
Latin, in- (not) + defectibilis (liable to fail)
Examples of indefectible in a sentence
His indefectible logic made the argument compelling. Their indefectible friendship lasted through the years. The indefectible nature of the material made it ideal for construction.
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- French:irréprochable, indéfectible, ...
- German:makellos, unfehlbar, ...
- Italian:indefettibile, perpetuo, ...
- Spanish:impecable, indefectible, ...
- Portuguese:perfeito, indefectível, ...
- Chinese:完美无瑕的, 牢不可破的, ...
- Japanese:完璧な, 不滅の, ...
- Arabic:كامِل, دائم, ...
- Hebrew:לְלֹא דֹּפִי, לֹא נִתָּן לְכִּשָּׁלוֹן, ...
- Russian:безупречный, нерушимый, ...
- Ukrainian:бездоганний, незламний, ...
- Hindi:निर्दोष, अविनाशी, ...
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