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unassailable

/ˌʌn.əˈseɪ.lə.bəl/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui ne peut être attaqué, remis en question ou vaincu, que ce soit au sens concret, argumentatif ou moral.

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adjective

/ˌʌn.əˈseɪ.lə.bəl/C2formal
  • frQualifie ce qui ne peut être attaqué, remis en question ou vaincu, que ce soit au sens concret, argumentatif ou moral.

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

  1. Immune to attackC1formal

    Not able to be attacked, questioned, or defeated.

    frInattaquable, inexpugnable

    • 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.

    Synonymesimpregnableindestructibleinvincibleinvulnerablesafesecureunconquerable

    Antonymesassailabledefenselessexposedvulnerable

  2. Impossible to assailC1formal

    Not capable of being criticized or attacked.

    frInattaquable

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

    Synonymesimpregnableinviolableinvulnerablesafesecureunattackable

    Antonymesassailablevulnerableweak

  3. Without flaws or loopholesC1formal

    Perfectly constructed with no weaknesses or gaps.

    frSans faille

    • 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.

    Synonymesairtightbulletproofflawlessimpregnableincontrovertibleirrefutablesoundwatertight

    Antonymesassailablefalliblefaultyflawedvulnerableweak

Formes
  • more unassailable comparative form
  • most unassailable superlative form
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