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Meanings of foolproof in English

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Proof against human misuse or error.

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Not liable to failure.

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Usage of foolproof in English
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The easy, foolproof skincare guide for rookies Forget buying 57 different products.
News.com.au
2
There's a method I use, virtually foolproof, but it needs two ships.
The Reality Dysfunction
3
Researchers have enlisted some human help as computers are far from foolproof.
The South African
4
Things are different over here because we use practices that are foolproof.
BBC
5
Automate the payment from your bank for an even more foolproof approach.
Reuters
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There are two great eye creams mentioned in our foolproof skincare guide.
News.com.au
7
Not foolproof by any means, but sufficient to pass a cursory inspection.
Mass Effect: Deception
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They had devised a simple and probably foolproof scheme for doing so.
The fracture zone: my return to the balkans
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Wouldn't you think the line between life-and-death predicaments would be more foolproof?
Larry's kidney: being the true story of how I found myself in ch...
10
This recipe is foolproof so you can chop and change the ingredients.
The South African
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It seems foolproof but critics allege the system can still be manipulated.
The Guardian
12
The media finally had a foolproof foil to pit Perfect Kate against.
News.com.au
13
For birthdays or any occasion, Facebook has made gift-giving pretty much foolproof.
Ebony
14
Annie Sloan Chalk Paint is one of the most foolproof to use.
The Irish Times
15
And then we annotate it so that the assignment is essentially foolproof.
NY Magazine
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It fits snugly around the phone, and attaching it is fairly foolproof.
Wired
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Foolproof through the time
Foolproof across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common