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indelible

adjective as in not able to be erased, indestructible

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But having already put an indelible mark on this series and with the World Cup in Australia coming next year, Walsh may be on the verge of being a global superstar.

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It was a loss Cooper was too young to fully understand, but it left an indelible emotional imprint, a hollow that never closed.

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Both of Quan’s ’80s film roles — Short Round and then gadget-inventing Data in “The Goonies” — made an indelible mark on the psyches and hearts of young audiences, especially those of Asian descent.

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Those massive storms, which have grown increasingly common as the climate warms, left indelible impacts on Puerto Rico and the US city of New Orleans.

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Failure would be an indelible blot on his record and vastly complicate life for his successors.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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