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unassailable

/ˌʌn.əˈseɪ.lə.bəl/

Traducción: Describe algo que no puede ser atacado, cuestionado o vencido; que es inexpugnable o que no admite duda.

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adjective

/ˌʌn.əˈseɪ.lə.bəl/C2formal
  • esDescribe algo que no puede ser atacado, cuestionado o vencido; que es inexpugnable o que no admite duda.

Describes something that cannot be attacked, questioned, or defeated.

  1. Immune to attackC1formal

    Not able to be attacked, questioned, or defeated.

    esinaccesible al ataque

    • The fortress was built in an unassailable position on the cliff.
    • Her argument was logically unassailable.
    • The team's lead in the championship seemed unassailable.

    Sinónimosimpregnableindestructibleinvincibleinvulnerablesafesecureunconquerable

    Antónimosassailabledefenselessexposedvulnerable

  2. Impossible to assailC1formal

    Not capable of being criticized or attacked.

    esinconquistable, inexpugnable

    • His reputation as a scholar is unassailable.
    • The evidence presented was unassailable in court.
    • Her moral integrity is unassailable.

    Sinónimosimpregnableinviolableinvulnerablesafesecureunattackable

    Antónimosassailablevulnerableweak

  3. Without flaws or loopholesC1formal

    Perfectly constructed with no weaknesses or gaps.

    essin fisuras

    • The contract was drafted to be legally unassailable.
    • His logic was unassailable, leaving no room for doubt.
    • The scientific theory remains unassailable after decades of scrutiny.

    Sinónimosairtightbulletproofflawlessimpregnableincontrovertibleirrefutablesoundwatertight

    Antónimosassailablefalliblefaultyflawedvulnerableweak

Formas
  • more unassailable comparative form
  • most unassailable superlative form
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