impregnable in Irish
impregnable in Irish is dochloíte — impregnable means too strong or well-defended to be captured, broken into, or defeated.
impregnable in Irish
dochloíte
What does "impregnable" mean?
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adj Too strong or well-defended to be captured, broken into, or defeated.
"The castle's thick walls made it seem impregnable."
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impregnable in a sentence
- The castle's thick walls made it seem impregnable.
- Her lead in the polls looked impregnable until the final week of the campaign.
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What is "impregnable" in Irish?
"impregnable" in Irish is dochloíte. impregnable means: Too strong or well-defended to be captured, broken into, or defeated.
How do you use "impregnable" in a sentence?
Example: "The castle's thick walls made it seem impregnable." In Irish, "impregnable" is dochloíte.
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