Sample Sentences forinvulnerable (editor-reviewed)
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In the myth, the warrior was invulnerable, untouched by arrows or blades.invulnerable = unable to be wounded or harmed
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After months of practice, she felt invulnerable to teasing and finished her speech calmly.invulnerable = not easily hurt by criticism or insults
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The hilltop fortress looked invulnerable behind its cliffs and thick walls.invulnerable = unable to be harmed
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He was certainly not invulnerable, but he would have time. (source)invulnerable = impossible to hurt
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The Mechagodzilla's slow movement and attacks counterbalanced its seeming invulnerability. (source)invulnerability = ability to withstand attack
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He is determined to possess it because he believes it will make him truly invulnerable. (source)invulnerable = impossible to hurt
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He wants to think of her as invulnerable. (source)invulnerable = impossible to hurt
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He had been holding a pose above his cider of Gibraltar invulnerability; he continued to gaze challengingly around him until he began to realize that wherever he looked, calculating eyes looked back.† (source)
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A little coarser nature would not have borne the strain; it would have had to come to terms with itself—with a sigh, with a grunt, or even with a guffaw; a still coarser one would have remained invulnerably ignorant and completely uninteresting.† (source)
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The thought of Mr. Perfect also being Mr. Invulnerable made me sick.† (source)
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The airplane ride exhilarated him, encouraged illusion and a feeling of invulnerability.† (source)
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But, no matter, the Meanys were invulnerable to such subtleties as tone of voice.† (source)
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But she is not an angel with a cloak of invulnerability.† (source)
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And so while the others partook of the buffet, courtesy of an Officeapproved caterer in Tel Aviv, he spoke of his childhood in the valley—of the Arab raids from the hills of the West Bank, of the Israeli reprisals, of the Six-Day War, which took his father, of the Yom Kippur War, which took his belief that Israel was invulnerable.† (source)
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This was something that I felt Colin had not grasped, for he was too rilled with a sense of his own security, with confidence in his invulnerability.† (source)
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It didn't make us completely invulnerable, and in combat we sometimes wore actual pieces of armor under it, lightweight and articulated, covering head and limbs and torso, but even without that a handful of guns wouldn't do much damage to either of us.† (source)
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