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Meanings of seem invulnerable in English

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Usage of seem invulnerable in English
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This is the twenty-seventh of May; the first of June approaches, and these turtle doves still seem invulnerable.
The Wandering Jew — Volume 11
2
The two champions shared a virtuosity that lifted them to a level above their rivals and made them seem invulnerable.
The Guardian
3
His foe seemed invulnerable, and he slunk back.
Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 2
4
A moment before it had seemed invulnerable.
Secrets of the Wolves
5
Roche was just behind or at his side; the two seemed invulnerable, irresistible, possessed of some supernatural strength.
French and English: A Story of the Struggle in America
6
I had the oddest sensation, that of somebody who had always seemed invulnerable, capable, prepared-invincible-showingoradmitting weakness.
Karen Memory
7
All the time I had known him he had seemed invulnerable, an animal spirit from one of his boreal legends.
Siege of heaven
8
Until this year he seemed invulnerable to political attack and capable of commanding continuing support by virtue of his very success.
The Irish Times
9
'Struck on his head, the only part of him that seems invulnerable,' says the fond father.
Somewhere in Red Gap
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