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impenetrability

/ɪmˌpen.ɪ.trəˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, nicht durchdrungen, betreten oder verstanden werden zu können, oft aufgrund von Dichte, Widerstandsfähigkeit oder Unzugänglichkeit.

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noun

/ɪmˌpen.ɪ.trəˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, nicht durchdrungen, betreten oder verstanden werden zu können, oft aufgrund von Dichte, Widerstandsfähigkeit oder Unzugänglichkeit.

A noun referring to the quality of being impossible to pass through, enter, or understand, often due to density or complexity.

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  1. Physical resistance to entryC1formal

    The quality of being impossible to pass through, enter, or pierce.

    deUndurchdringlichkeit

    • The impenetrability of the fortress walls made it a safe haven.
    • Scientists studied the impenetrability of the new armor material.
    • The dense forest's impenetrability discouraged explorers.

    Synonymeimpenetrablenessimpermeabilityimperviousnessresistancesolidity

    Antonymepenetrabilitypermeabilityporosity

  2. IncomprehensibilityC2formal

    The quality of being impossible to understand or grasp due to complexity or density.

    deUnverständlichkeit

    • The impenetrability of the philosophical text frustrated the students.
    • His explanation had an impenetrability that left everyone confused.
    • The report's impenetrability was due to its excessive jargon.

    Synonymeabstrusenesscomplexitydensityincomprehensibilityinscrutabilityobscurityopacityreconditenessunintelligibility

    Antonymeclaritycomprehensibilityintelligibilitylucidityperspicuity

Formen
  • impenetrabilities plural form
  • impenetrabilities' possessive plural form
  • impenetrability's possessive singular form
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