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Meanings of almost indestructible in English
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Usage of almost indestructible in English
1
Buildings may rise and fall, but a solid wharf is almost indestructible.
2
The boxes are almost indestructible, and resilient to impact and heat.
3
It was more useful than rubber could be, for it was almost indestructible.
4
Its most valuable property is, being almost indestructible in water.
5
To an almost indestructible being, three thousand years may only be a long time.
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A compound that is almost indestructible is the preparation sold at art stores as modeling clay.
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So, we repeat, the lifeboat is almost indestructible.
8
I guess a loving woman is almost indestructible.
9
Since potatoes seem almost indestructible compared with other vegetables, little thought is generally given to their storage.
10
Once established they are almost indestructible.
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The Rakasha are almost indestructible.
12
A curious instance occurred during the late war with Mexico which illustrates the almost indestructible character of these metallic boats.
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Matter is almost indestructible.
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They are almost indestructible.
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Similarly, some plates appeared to be almost indestructible, while others, made practically in the same manner, deteriorate within a very short time.
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On the lower floor, under the cloister, is a revêtement of marble (often alabaster) or of the almost indestructible ceramic mosaic.
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