Catalan
insensible Not admitting of passage or capable of being affected.
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Some were of course impervious, but many were affected to some extent.
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Arguments- Imighthave lots of good arguments; to those she was impervious.
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I am far from impervious, Sergeant, to the attractions of young men.
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Yet it remained an uncertain process and no blade was perfectly impervious.
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Their colleagues get the message that police all but impervious to termination.
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The solution to render impervious the surface of the wood consists of
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Science had always made him feel safe, impervious, but what had happened?
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Felicity is ours, and we are impervious in the enjoyment of it.
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Nash tells us that the new 1940 car is impervious to weather.
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That's another advantage we zombies have: We're impervious, some might say oblivious.
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But they are impervious to fatigue, emotional problems & lapses of concentration.
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Above, the impervious canopy of leaves; beneath, a black and root-encumbered slough.
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He is impervious to any ray of liberal knowledge; his understanding is
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She felt really desperate and quite impervious to all ideas of discipline.
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They were connected by bowers impervious to the rays of the sun.
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The crust of the official mind has been impervious to every appeal.
