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impregnable1 adj 1. unable to be broken into or taken by force an impregnable castle 2. unable to be shaken or overcome impregnable self-confidence 3. incapable of being refuted an impregnable argument [C15 imprenable, from Old French, from im- (not) + prenable able to be taken, from prendre to take] impregnability , impregnableness n impregnably adv impregnable2, impregnatable [ˌɪmprɛgˈneɪtəbəl] adj able to be impregnated; fertile impregnable - Means "incapable of being taken by force" (from French prendre, "seize"). See also related terms for incapable.
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impregnable adjective invulnerable, strong, secure, unbeatable, invincible, impenetrable, unassailable, indestructible, immovable, unshakable, unconquerable The old fort with its thick, high walls was virtually impregnable. open, exposed, vulnerable, insecure, destructible, shakable, pregnable Translations impregnable adj (Mil) fortress, defences → uneinnehmbar; (fig) position → unerschütterlich; argument → unwiderlegbar, unumstößlich impregnable [ɪmˈprɛgnəbl] adj (fortress, defences) → inespugnabile (fig) (person, group) → inattaccabile Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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