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untouchable

/ʌnˈtʌtʃ.ə.bəl/

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adjective

/ʌnˈtʌtʃ.ə.bəl/B2formal
  • ruОписывает кого-то или что-то, к чему нельзя прикоснуться, добраться или на что нельзя повлиять; часто используется для обозначения превосходства или неуязвимости.

Describes someone or something that cannot be touched, reached, or affected; often used to imply superiority or invulnerability.

  1. Beyond criticism or attackC1formal

    In a position where one cannot be criticized, attacked, or held accountable.

    ruНеприкасаемый

    • The dictator believed he was untouchable and above the law.
    • Her reputation in the industry made her untouchable.
    • The star player felt untouchable after winning the championship.

    Synonymsimmuneinvulnerableprotectedsacrosanctunassailable

    Antonymsaccountableassailablevulnerable

  2. Impossible to assailC1formal

    So strong or secure that it cannot be attacked or challenged.

    ruНеприступный

    • The fortress was considered untouchable by enemy forces.
    • His logic in the debate was untouchable.
    • The company's market position seemed untouchable.

    Synonymsimpregnableinvincibleinvulnerablesafesecureunassailableunbeatableunshakable

    Antonymsassailablevulnerable

  3. Forbidden to touchB2formal

    Not allowed to be touched or handled.

    ruНеприкасаемый

    • The museum exhibit was marked as untouchable.
    • The chemicals are untouchable without proper safety gear.
    • The sacred artifact was considered untouchable by the public.

    Synonymsbannedforbiddenhands-offinviolableoff-limitsout of boundsproscribedsacrosancttaboo

    Antonymstouchable

  4. Defiling (Hindu caste context)C2formal

    In traditional Hindu belief, referring to a person of the lowest caste, considered to be defiling to touch.

    ruНеприкасаемый

    • Historically, members of the untouchable caste faced severe discrimination.
    • The concept of untouchability has been outlawed in modern India.
    • Social reforms aimed to abolish the untouchable status.

    Synonymsharijanoutcastepariah

  5. Not obtainableB2informal

    Impossible to achieve, acquire, or reach.

    ruНедостижимый

    • The top prize seemed untouchable for the amateur team.
    • Her dream of owning a mansion felt untouchable on her salary.
    • The record was untouchable for decades.

    Synonymsinaccessibleunachievableunattainableunobtainableunreachable

    Antonymsaccessibleachievableattainableobtainablereachable

Forms
  • more untouchable comparative form
  • most untouchable superlative form
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noun

/ʌnˈtʌtʃ.ə.bəl/C1formalpolitical
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, принадлежащего к низшей социальной и ритуальной касте в Индии, исторически подвергавшегося жестокой социальной дискриминации и изоляции.

A noun referring to a person belonging to the lowest social and ritual class in India, historically subjected to severe social discrimination and exclusion.

  1. Member of a marginalized social classC1formal

    A person belonging to the lowest social and ritual class in traditional Indian society, historically subjected to severe discrimination and exclusion.

    ruНеприкасаемый

    • The reformer fought for the rights of the untouchables.
    • In the past, untouchables were barred from entering temples.
    • The constitution abolished the practice of untouchability.

    Synonymsharijanoutcastepariah

Forms
  • untouchables plural form
  • untouchables' possessive plural form
  • untouchable's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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