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imperviable

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective imperviable has 1 sense
  1. impervious, imperviable - not admitting of passage or capable of being affected; "a material impervious to water"; "someone impervious to argument"

Definitions from the Web

Imperviable

Definition:

Imperviable is an adjective that describes something that cannot be penetrated, breached, or affected by external forces, such as water, air, or sound.

Senses:

  1. Not able to be penetrated physically.
  2. Not allowing anything to pass through.

Usages:

Imperviable has both popular and local usage:

Popular Usage:

In general, imperviable refers to something that is resistant to penetration or incapable of being affected:

  • The imperviable fortress walls withstood all attempts to breach them.
  • Her confidence in herself was imperviable to criticism.

Local Usage:

In certain regions, imperviable has more specific uses:

  • In coastal towns, houses are built with imperviable materials to protect against strong winds and heavy rains.
  • The local community built an imperviable dam to prevent flooding during monsoon season.

Examples:

Here are some sample sentences illustrating the usage of imperviable:

  • The diamond's imperviable surface can only be scratched by another diamond.
  • The thick concrete walls of the bunker made it imperviable to the bomb blast.
  • Her unwavering faith in her abilities acted as an imperviable shield against doubts.

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