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Definition of unassailable
: not assailable : not liable to doubt, attack, or question an unassailable argument an unassailable alibi
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Examples of unassailable in a Sentence
one of the unassailable beliefs of that political party
Recent Examples of unassailable from the Web
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Balboa Park, its historic buildings and verdant gardens seem permanent and unassailable.
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There are a host of starting pitchers on the 40-man in Triple-A, although none of them have produced an unassailable resume.
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Trump's allies counter that Comey made a number of strategic mistakes that punctured his image as an unassailable G-man.
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The position of the three major PBMs at the center of the drug distribution system appears to be unassailable for now.
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These analyses rest on the assumption that the generals were unassailable before joining the administration.
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It is designed to ensure that Juventus remains unassailable at the summit of Serie A, and has sufficient resources to focus all its energies on the Champions League.
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What’s undeniable is that May’s once-unassailable lead has shrunk from as much 24 points at the campaign’s inception to as little as 5 points closer to the finish line.
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Jeff Richmond’s incredible penchant for parody songwriting continues unabated (there’s an extended Lemonade spoof early on), and Kemper’s charisma in the lead role remains unassailable.
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First Known Use of unassailable
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UNASSAILABLE Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of unassailable for English Language Learners
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: not able to be doubted, attacked, or questioned
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