untouchable in Irish
untouchable in Irish is duine seachanta — untouchable means impossible to touch, harm, or bring down.
untouchable in Irish
duine seachanta
(India) A member of the lowest and most discriminated caste in traditional Indian society.
What does "untouchable" mean?
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adj Impossible to touch, harm, or bring down.
"With his connections, the crime boss felt untouchable."
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noun A member of the lowest, most discriminated-against group in the traditional Indian caste system.
"The book documents the historical treatment of untouchables in South Asia."
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untouchable in a sentence
- With his connections, the crime boss felt untouchable.
- The champion looked untouchable in the final round.
- The book documents the historical treatment of untouchables in South Asia.
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What is "untouchable" in Irish?
"untouchable" in Irish is duine seachanta. untouchable means: Impossible to touch, harm, or bring down.
How do you use "untouchable" in a sentence?
Example: "With his connections, the crime boss felt untouchable." In Irish, "untouchable" is duine seachanta.
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