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imperviousness

/ɪmˈpɜː.vi.əs.nəs/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, undurchdringlich zu sein, insbesondere für Menschen, Licht oder Geschosse; auch im übertragenen Sinn für Unempfindlichkeit oder Unzugänglichkeit.

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noun

/ɪmˈpɜː.vi.əs.nəs/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, undurchdringlich zu sein, insbesondere für Menschen, Licht oder Geschosse; auch im übertragenen Sinn für Unempfindlichkeit oder Unzugänglichkeit.

A noun referring to the quality of being impenetrable, especially by people, light, or missiles.

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  1. Physical impenetrabilityC1formal

    The quality of being impossible to pass through, enter, or damage; being resistant to penetration.

    deUndurchdringlichkeit

    • The imperviousness of the armor saved the soldier's life.
    • Raincoat fabric is chosen for its imperviousness to water.
    • The fortress walls were built for their imperviousness to cannon fire.

    Synonymehardnessimpenetrabilityimpermeabilityresistancesoliditytoughness

    Antonymepenetrabilitypermeabilityporosity

  2. Emotional or mental invulnerabilityC1formal

    The state of being unaffected or unmoved by something, especially criticism, pressure, or persuasion.

    deUnempfindlichkeit

    • Her imperviousness to criticism made her a strong leader.
    • The politician's imperviousness to public opinion angered many voters.
    • His imperviousness to fear helped him survive the ordeal.

    Synonymecallousnessimpassivityindifferenceinsensibilitystoicismthick skinunresponsiveness

    Antonymesensitivityvulnerability

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  • imperviousnesses plural form
  • imperviousnesses' possessive plural form
  • imperviousness's possessive singular form
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