impervious in Japanese
impervious in Japanese is 鉄壁の — impervious means not affected or bothered by something, such as criticism or emotion.
impervious in Japanese
鉄壁の
Preventive of any penetration; impenetrable, impermeable, particularly of water.
What does "impervious" mean?
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adj Not affected or bothered by something, such as criticism or emotion.
"He seemed impervious to the harsh reviews of his book."
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adj Not allowing anything, especially liquid, to pass through.
"The coating makes the fabric impervious to rain."
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impervious in a sentence
- He seemed impervious to the harsh reviews of his book.
- She stayed impervious to their taunts and kept working.
- The coating makes the fabric impervious to rain.
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What is "impervious" in Japanese?
"impervious" in Japanese is 鉄壁の. impervious means: Not affected or bothered by something, such as criticism or emotion.
How do you use "impervious" in a sentence?
Example: "He seemed impervious to the harsh reviews of his book." In Japanese, "impervious" is 鉄壁の.
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