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Meanings of indestructible in English
Portuguese
indestrutível Usage of indestructible in English
1
The indestructible vitality of the Church thus reappeared in that dread act.
2
The pudding is bad, but the good stuff in it is indestructible.
3
It is indestructible, because it is in the fibre of my life.
4
The great thing about Anji was her indestructible and occasionally incredible optimism.
5
In social intercourse the younger cousin's good-humour and suavity were practically indestructible.
6
The indestructible pitch in Thurles has, however, accustomed us to such miracles.
7
Only one thing in this world is undoubted and indestructible: a fact.
8
The soil is the one indestructible, immutable asset that the nation possesses.
9
The legend is as indestructible as the odour of attar of roses.
10
They had dumplings too; small, but substantial, symmetrically globular, and indestructible dumplings.
11
As such it is precious as the sign of an indestructible instinct.
12
Thanks to the indestructible character of pottery, the designs are often intact.
13
One thing we all know about Jack Reacher is that he's indestructible.
14
It follows that energy, like matter, is indestructible and ingenerable in nature.
15
On Boardwalk Empire, crooked Prohibition-era political boss Nucky Thompson seems practically indestructible.
16
It was more than the green woman's indestructible nature that bothered Averan.
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