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invulnerability

/ɪnˌvʌl.nər.əˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/

Übersetzung: Zustand oder Eigenschaft, unverwundbar, unangreifbar oder unempfindlich gegen Schaden, Angriffe oder Verletzungen zu sein, sowohl körperlich als auch emotional.

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noun

/ɪnˌvʌl.nər.əˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • deZustand oder Eigenschaft, unverwundbar, unangreifbar oder unempfindlich gegen Schaden, Angriffe oder Verletzungen zu sein, sowohl körperlich als auch emotional.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being unable to be harmed or damaged, either physically or emotionally; the ability to withstand attacks or injuries.

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  1. Physical invulnerabilityC1formal

    The quality of being impossible to harm or damage physically.

    deUnverwundbarkeit

    • The superhero's invulnerability made him immune to bullets.
    • Ancient warriors sought magical invulnerability in battle.
    • The fortress was designed with near invulnerability in mind.

    Synonymeimperviousnessimpregnabilityindestructibilityinvincibility

    Antonymedefenselessnesssusceptibilityvulnerabilityweakness

  2. Emotional invulnerabilityC1formal

    The state of being incapable of being hurt emotionally or psychologically.

    deEmotionale Unverletzlichkeit

    • After years of therapy, she achieved a sense of emotional invulnerability.
    • His invulnerability to criticism made him a confident leader.
    • The character's invulnerability to heartbreak was both a strength and a flaw.

    Synonymecallousnesshardnessimmunityimperviousnessinsensibilitythick skinunfeelingness

    Antonymefragilitysensitivitysusceptibilityvulnerability

Formen
  • invulnerabilities plural form
  • invulnerabilities' possessive plural form
  • invulnerability's possessive singular form
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