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View definitions for untouchable

untouchable

adjective as in taboo

Weak match

adjective as in beyond reach

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Example Sentences

“The size of what we had with her and Grace was untouchable,” Delus said.

Unfortunately, it is common in Nigeria for officials and other "big men" to use their power to intimidate ordinary citizens with the familiar phrase: "Do you know who I am?" - a reminder of the untouchable status they believe they hold.

From BBC

Like a modern-day Louis XIV, it’s clear that Alito believes himself to be untouchable, embodying the Sun King’s famous declaration: l’état, c’est moi.

From Slate

He remained untouchable throughout the race and by the end only Hill was on the same lap, the Brazilian winning by 83 seconds.

From BBC

The former North Carolina State quarterback and pitcher coached him as early as 9 years old when McConkey, despite his small stature, was untouchable against even older opponents.

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

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