Portuguese
invulnerabilidade The property of being invulnerable; the property of being incapable of being hurt (physically or emotionally)
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Examples for "vulnerability"
Examples for "vulnerability"
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Men who are truly powerful, however, view threats as yet another vulnerability.
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I marked this as yet another possible vulnerability in the prosecutor's case.
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Mobility and alcohol abuse increase vulnerability to HIV among itinerants in Zambia.
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And under those circumstances, pod vulnerability became a very serious concern, indeed.
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Therefore, the way an individual copes with stress may affect AN vulnerability.
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This accounted for our apparent invulnerability to the fire of the Mexicans.
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Science has but the strength of a puling babe against his invulnerability.
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But some new statistics on Hulu undercut that sense of invulnerability.
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Hugo perceived that his invulnerability was to stand him in stead no longer.
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There was some reason for the Ring's faith in its invulnerability.
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This invulnerability is now drastically tested, despite the enormous effort to address AIDS.
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His White Knight invulnerability must have failed him in some way.
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But what these want in personality they possess in number, in recurrency, in invulnerability.
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Another consideration for younger climbers, who are less experienced, is their feeling of invulnerability.
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The Mechagodzilla's slow movement and attacks counterbalanced its seeming invulnerability.
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The hand weapon held by Konar would destroy his invulnerability.
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They moved with reverence about the immovable figure, with its countenance of mask-like invulnerability.
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A feeling of immense power and invulnerability surged through them.
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Nitric acid and even aqua regia merely hissed and spattered against its torrid invulnerability.
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The fall of Singapore to the Japanese had pierced the myth of British invulnerability.
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After that you make in the pot a decoction which confers the gift of invulnerability.