ironclad in Italian
ironclad in Italian is corazzata — ironclad means so solid or certain that it cannot reasonably be disputed or broken.
ironclad in Italian
corazzata
A ship, vessel, or vehicle with a covering of iron, steel, or (loosely) any other tough metal.
What does "ironclad" mean?
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adj So solid or certain that it cannot reasonably be disputed or broken.
"The contract came with an ironclad guarantee."
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noun Historically, a warship protected by iron or steel armor plating.
"The battle between two ironclads changed naval warfare forever."
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ironclad in a sentence
- The contract came with an ironclad guarantee.
- She had an ironclad alibi for the night of the robbery.
- The battle between two ironclads changed naval warfare forever.
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What is "ironclad" in Italian?
"ironclad" in Italian is corazzata. ironclad means: So solid or certain that it cannot reasonably be disputed or broken.
How do you use "ironclad" in a sentence?
Example: "The contract came with an ironclad guarantee." In Italian, "ironclad" is corazzata.
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