impregnablein a sentence
impregnable as in: the fort was impregnable
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The ancient fortress, perched atop a steep cliff and surrounded by a deep moat, was considered impregnable for centuriesimpregnable = able to withstand attack
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Her resolve was impregnable; no amount of persuasion could change her mind.
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It was thought to be an impregnable fortress.
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But the castle was impregnable and always had been. (source)
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The building's impregnable. (source)
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The wall separating the two had been impregnable. (source)
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Nina looked off in the distance, as if she could see that largest and most impregnable of all the numbers situated on its rocky promontory where for thousands of years it had withstood the onslaughts of fire-breathing dragons and barbarian hordes. (source)impregnable = able to withstand attack
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It was as if they did not trust the impregnability of their own position.† (source)
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And of these witnesses Mr. Wadgers was presently missing, having retired impregnably behind the bolts and bars of his own house, and Jaffers was lying stunned in the parlour of the "Coach and Horses."† (source)
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"Harry — we've just got to grit our teeth and do it," said Ron on Friday morning, in a tone that suggested they were planning the storming of an impregnable fortress. (source)
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Life hadn't got at her yet; she had a false air of impregnability.† (source)
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But even to me, an Invisible Man, the rows of London houses stood latched, barred, and bolted impregnably.† (source)
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The impregnable strength of him—earthing his feet near her shoulders. (source)impregnable = strong (able to withstand attack)
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"Those whole numbers that are indivisible by any number other than one and itself." Given the dramatic manner with which she had said indivisible, one might have imagined Nina was speaking of the impregnability of a fortress. (source)impregnability = ability to withstand attack
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Finally, though, as will soon be revealed, its contents partly comprise the most delicate oil; yet, you are now to be apprised of the nature of the substance which so impregnably invests all that apparent effeminacy.† (source)
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They were all impregnable, as the Party intended that they should be. (source)impregnable = able to withstand attack
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