practically impervious

Frequency: 5.51.1 per million words

Indicates virtually or almost completely unaffected.

imperviousADVERB + impervious

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practically

Examples (10)

  • The new waterproof coating made the fabric practically impervious to rain.
  • After years of exposure, the ancient stone wall became practically impervious to erosion.
  • His thick skin made him practically impervious to insults.
  • The fortress was designed to be practically impervious to any attack.
  • Despite numerous attempts, she remained practically impervious to their persuasion.
  • The new material is practically impervious to extreme temperatures.
  • Children, in their boundless energy, often seem practically impervious to fatigue.
  • The sealed container is practically impervious to moisture and air.
  • He had developed an attitude that was practically impervious to negative comments.
  • With its reinforced structure, the bunker was practically impervious to conventional bombs.