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Another word for impassible

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Adjective

  1. Not capable of being affected or impressed

    See also:

    affect

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Another word for impassible

Modifier

  1. Unfeeling

    See also:

    callous

    indifferent

    nonchalant

  2. Invulnerable

    See also:

    protected

    safe

    strong

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Sentence Examples

  • Snow would have made the road impassible in winter.

  • The Manichaeans were therefore, by reason of their dualism, arch-enemies no less of Christian art than of relics and cross-worship; the Monophysites were equally so by reason of their belief that the divine nature in Christ entirely absorbed and sublated the human; they shaded off into the party of the aphthartodoketes, who held that his human body was incorruptible and made of ethereal fire, and that his divine nature was impassible.

  • The main road to Enniskillen was virtually impassible in winter conditions and was a major concern.

  • The display was removed, the rain continued to fall, the traffic queues got longer and the ground became almost impassible.

  • impassible barrier, the Red Sea.

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