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impervious

[im-pur-vee-uhs] / ɪmˈpɜr vi əs /


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"And I sense that he's impervious, but this is a very dangerous situation."

From Salon

Mr. Macron has proved no more impervious to the temptations of the presidency than his predecessors.

From New York Times

The majority allowed the evidence in this case, they wrote, because it shows “grooming” and “planning,” concepts “in contradiction with the idea that ‘lust’ is an overwhelming motivator and almost impervious to planning.”

From Seattle Times

Oklahoma’s execution formula calls for an initial dose of midazolam, which state prison officials say renders a prisoner unconscious and impervious to pain.

From New York Times

Paved, impervious surfaces can be converted into green spaces that hold excess water.

From Washington Post