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impervious

[im-pur-vee-uhs] / ɪmˈpɜr vi əs /


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Recent raids may try to instill fear, but this special communal space feels impervious to such weak displays.

From Los Angeles Times

Oil giants now have a bigger share of crude production in their hands and are largely impervious to price swings, ensuring a steady output.

From The Wall Street Journal

I confess I’m not impervious to the posthumous allure.

From Los Angeles Times

Just a random mix of letters, impervious to attack by any known strategy.

From Literature

While investors are shrugging off “volatile policy headlines” on expectations for earnings and economic growth, “neither are impervious,” Essaye cautioned.

From MarketWatch