imperviousness

Then there's the imperviousness to public disgrace, disdain, degradation or humiliation.

There’s something darkly compelling about watching someone discard the rules and norms that limit the rest of us, as if imperviousness to shame were a form of black magic.

Mav initially at least can maintain an imperviousness to fear by remaining playful.

But it perhaps also bred a sense of imperviousness that has now led him astray.

There is something unnerving about the static nature of his image, of its imperviousness to the passage of time and his own ballooning wealth.