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Meanings of impassible in English
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Usage of impassible in English
1
But even then He was in this sacrament in an impassible manner.
2
This speech brought a flush to the cheeks of the impassible Camille.
3
The three priests had the livid, impassible faces which you all remember.
4
The doctor stopped, struck by the alteration in the impassible Plantat's features.
5
Again the commander examined Marche-a-Terre, whose impassible face still gave no sign.
6
That face was as pale as death: but cold, stern, and impassible.
7
But mustering all his courage, he sprang forward on his impassible adversary.
8
Therefore, neither was Christ's body impassible when given under the sacramental species.
9
The northern and southern edges of the state, too, were virtually impassible blotches.
10
Still grave and impassible, the Cardinal looked at her and waited.
11
He was impassible and serene and spoke to his men in this wise:
12
The impassible face has its usual half-sneer and the covert politeness so baffling.
13
The Padishah went on quite impassible-thepicture of debauch and ennui.
14
He accomplishes the commission given him by the Eternal with an impassible serenity.
15
Her beauty and her agitation made some impression even upon the impassible Earl.
16
Almayer looked at her furtively, but the face was as impassible as ever.
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