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unassailable
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unassailable adjective as strong as a fortress, commletely defensible, impenetrable, impossible to disprove, impossible to dispute, impregnable, not attackable, not caaable of being, not subject to attack, not vulnerable, strong, undeniable
See also: categorical, certain, clear, defensible, definitive, immune, inappealable, incontestable, inexpugnable, infallible, insuperable, insurmountable, invincible, irreprehensible, positive, safe, secure, tenable, unimpeachable
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Soon unassailably clear, he was closed down near the finish by a magnificent effort from Farloe Reason, but held on by a comfortable three-quarters of a length in 28.
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At the same time the plot elements Najjar has chosen to include in her narrative - the ubiquitous occupation, the immovable object of tradition, the irresistible force of change - are unassailably authentic.
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Mobilisation of human consciousness and the national human factor element requires the adoption of discourses that are unassailably linked with the people's lived experiences and their exigencies of existence.
A philosophical interpretation of the significance of oral forms in ... by Mutasa, D.E.; Muwati, I. / Literator: Journal of Literary Criticism, comparative linguistics and literary studies
 
 
 
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