apparently impervious

Frequency: 5.20.9 per million words

Suggests that someone seems unaffected, based on available evidence.

imperviousADVERB + impervious

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apparently

Examples (10)

  • Despite the criticism, he remained apparently impervious to their harsh words.
  • The politician seemed apparently impervious to the public's disapproval.
  • She was apparently impervious to cold, walking in a light jacket in winter.
  • The old fortress stood apparently impervious to centuries of weather and war.
  • His calm demeanor made him apparently impervious to the chaos around him.
  • The new material is apparently impervious to water damage.
  • Even after the devastating news, she remained apparently impervious, showing no emotion.
  • The company's stock price was apparently impervious to the negative market trends.
  • To outsiders, he appeared apparently impervious to pressure.
  • The thick glass was apparently impervious to the impact.