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indestructible

[in-di-struhk-tuh-buhl] / ˌɪn dɪˈstrʌk tə bəl /


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John Wick may appear to be indestructible, a ruthless assassin who takes a licking and keeps on killing.

From Los Angeles Times

He slithers across all of these leagues, rich and toxic and indestructible, profiting from sports’ charm without upholding their virtue.

From Washington Post

“Forever chemicals” have a reputation for being indestructible, persistent, and just about everywhere — including many places where they shouldn’t be, like our drinking water.

From The Verge

Is it the end of the black rubber air-filled doughnut first used on vehicles in the 1890s - a product designed to be indestructible, and therefore not easy to recycle?

From BBC

And he gets to do so because he’s still the impenetrable, indestructible owner of the Commanders.

From Washington Post