bulletproof
Bulletproof (adj) means Able to stop a bullet fired from a gun. Example: “The officer wore a bulletproof vest under her uniform.”
How to use bulletproof
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishAble to stop bullets, or figuratively so solid it can't be broken or disproven.
Word forms
- Plural
- bulletproofs
- Third person singular
- bulletproofs
- Past tense
- bulletproofed
- Comparative
- more bulletproof
- Superlative
- most bulletproof
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Etymology
From bullet + proof, "resistant to."
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