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UNASSAILABLE

  • (adj.) without flaws or loopholes

    "an ironclad contract", "a watertight alibi", "a bulletproof argument"

    synonyms : bulletproof , unshakable , watertight

    His presentation was unassailable. -added by priyavanjeri

  • (adj.) impossible to assail

    synonyms : untouchable

  • (adj.) immune to attack; incapable of being tampered with

    "an impregnable fortress", "fortifications that made the frontier inviolable", "a secure telephone connection"

    synonyms : impregnable , inviolable , secure , strong , unattackable

    Liverpool football club are still looking unassailable. -added by pragati_gupta

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Mnemonics for unassailable

  • (Tag: ) root word is assault. un+assailable(assault + able). so you can not attack it.

    added by cp.jethani    editEdit Mnemonic

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  • (Tag: ) a boat can be made to change direction by changing direction of SAIL. so one who is unassailable cannot be changed or questioned or attacked or tampered with.it remains as it it

    added by dhruv    editEdit Mnemonic

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  • (Tag: ) synonyms:.....incontrovertible authoritative indubitable irrefutable trustworthy unambiguous unequivocal

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  • (Tag: ) assail means to attack so unassailable means unattackable

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  • (Tag: ) UNASSAILABLE and INVULNERABLE...that cannot be harmed.

    added by pushpa_edit    editEdit Mnemonic

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