unattackable

I will make covered chariots, safe and unattackable, which, entering among the enemy with their artillery, there is no body of men so great but they would break them.

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I will make covered chariots, safe and unattackable, which, entering among the enemy with their artillery, there is no body of men so great but they would break them.

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A superior who reproves such gossip holds an unattackable position.

T. Tembarom 1913

And were this to be so, and the being I loved best of all in the world came and asked me which he should choose -- which refuge I held to be most unattackable, sweetest, profoundest -- I would surely advise him to shelter his destiny in the refuge of the soul that grows nobler.

Wisdom and Destiny Maurice Maeterlinck 1905

"A woman without vanity would be unattackable," resumed the Man of

Elizabeth and Her German Garden Elizabeth von Arnim 1903

Lupin, ex-burglar, ex-convict, ex-anything you please -- I'm unattackable on that ground -- but as Don Luis Perenna, respectable man, residuary legatee, and the rest of it.

The Teeth of the Tiger Maurice Leblanc 1902

It is as unattackable in consequence as in the past were our religious ideas.

The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind 1896

We accept this definition as true and unattackable, although nothing could be more false.

Maîtrise de soi-même par l'autosuggestion consciente. English Emile Cou�� 1891

The resisting power of numbers, the unattackable stolidity of a great multitude, was the haunting fear of his sinister loneliness.

The Secret Agent; a Simple Tale Joseph Conrad 1890

As the temple terrace thus became the principal defence of the city on the east side, there were no gates or openings in that direction, and being situated on a sort of rocky brow -- as evidenced from its appearance in the vaults that bounded it on this side -- if was at all later times considered unattackable from the eastward.

Smith's Bible Dictionary 1884