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Meanings of almost impregnable in English
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Usage of almost impregnable in English
1
In the second place, the position we have chosen is almost impregnable.
2
It had stood out against two sieges, and was considered almost impregnable.
3
Thilutha is described as stronger than Anathan, and indeed as almost impregnable.
4
The legal and constitutional position of the trusts was almost impregnable.
5
Towards the sea the town of Payta is strongly fortified, and almost impregnable.
6
From that side the bank appeared almost impregnable to silent assault.
7
Early next morning the enemy moved to an almost impregnable post.
8
We held a lofty and almost impregnable position, overlooking the country in every direction.
9
The position of the English town was, indeed, almost impregnable.
10
By this means the Boers make their laagers almost impregnable.
11
It seemed to us, and to our generals, that our position was almost impregnable.
12
Egotism was here, too, and rendered these prejudices almost impregnable.
13
It certainly does look as though His Majesty has himself in an almost impregnable position.
14
He occupied at Kolin a position almost impregnable, and awaited the attack of the King.
15
Nature and art had made it, according to military ideas of that age, almost impregnable.
16
In feudal times this sea-girt fortress was almost impregnable.
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