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Definition of invulnerable
1 : incapable of being wounded, injured, or harmed
2 : immune to or proof against attack : impregnable
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Examples of invulnerable in a Sentence
teenagers who think they are invulnerable
The candidate seems to be in an invulnerable position.
The team seems invulnerable this season.
Recent Examples of invulnerable from the Web
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Heaton is playing a Kentuckian code-named Cannonball, who can propel himself into the air and is invulnerable while doing so.
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While her eerie creation, Eleven, might have been based on a number of sci-fi/horror creations like E.T. or Carrie White, Brown brought plenty of unique pathos and vulnerability to this seemingly invulnerable girl . . .
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Though physically invulnerable, Jessica is a rape survivor struggling with PTSD.
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Though physically invulnerable, Jessica is a rape survivor struggling with PTSD.
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A new video game commissioned by the U.S. Army as a recruiting tool portrays the nation's military in 2015 as an invulnerable high-tech machine.
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Origin and Etymology of invulnerable
Latin invulnerabilis, from in- + vulnerare to wound — more at vulnerable
INVULNERABLE Defined for English Language Learners
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: impossible to harm, damage, or defeat
INVULNERABLE Defined for Kids
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1 : impossible to injure or damage
2 : safe from attack
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