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impenetrable

[im-pen-i-truh-buhl] / ɪmˈpɛn ɪ trə bəl /




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"It's not just Hawkins that feels cut off from the world. It's Stranger Things itself, a show now sealed in an airless, impenetrable bubble of stagnant characters and snarled lore."

From BBC

Contributing factors include the stress of living in a world that’s sensorially overwhelming or socially impenetrable.

From Los Angeles Times

Contributing factors include the stress of living in a world that’s sensorially overwhelming or socially impenetrable.

From Los Angeles Times

It soon rendered fields impossible to plough, as lines of the goblet-shaped bushes, many of them three feet across, formed impenetrable natural fences in the paths of tractors.

From The Wall Street Journal

He dove deep into impenetrable environmental impact documents.

From Los Angeles Times