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Definition of invulnerable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
physical harmnot able to be harmed or damaged
- The superhero is invulnerable to bullets.
2.
irrefutableincapable of being disproven or refuted
- His argument was invulnerable to criticism.
Origin of invulnerable
Latin, in (not) + vulnerabilis (wounding)
Terms with invulnerable included in their meaning
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courage
fearless and invulnerable to intimidation
invulnerable
incapable of suffering harm or injury
invulnerable
cannot be attacked or harmed
Examples of invulnerable in a sentence
Children believed their favorite toy was invulnerable during play. The theory was invulnerable to any counterarguments. Her invulnerable stance left no room for doubt.
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- French:invulnérable, inattaquable, ...
- German:unverwundbar, unangreifbar, ...
- Italian:invulnerabile, inattaccabile, ...
- Spanish:invulnerable, irrefutable, ...
- Portuguese:invulnerável, irrefutável, ...
- Chinese:无敌的, 无懈可击的, ...
- Japanese:無敵の, 反駁不可能な, ...
- Arabic:حَصِين, مَنيع, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי פָגִיעַ, חַד מַשְׁמָעִי, ...
- Russian:неуязвимый, ...
- Ukrainian:невразливий, незаперечний, ...
- Hindi:अजेय, अखंडनीय, ...
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