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Learn “Unassailable”

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Unassailable

adjective/un-uh-SAY-luh-buhl/

Meaning

So strong that it cannot be attacked, defeated or proven wrong.

In context

Her argument was unassailable because every fact checked out perfectly.

Remember it

To 'assail' is to attack; 'un-' plus '-able' means it cannot be attacked.

Use it well

Use for leads, positions or arguments that are impossible to challenge.