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Indefensibility

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in·de·fen·si·ble  (nd-fns-bl)
adj.
1. Inexcusable; unpardonable: indefensible behavior.
2. Invalid; untenable: an indefensible assumption.
3. Vulnerable to physical attack: indefensible borders.
inde·fensi·bili·ty, inde·fensi·ble·ness n.
inde·fensi·bly adv.
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