Impassible Definition

ĭm-păsə-bəl
adjective
That cannot feel pain; incapable of suffering.
Webster's New World
That cannot be injured; invulnerable.
Webster's New World
That cannot be moved emotionally; unfeeling.
Webster's New World
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Origin of Impassible

  • Middle English from Old French from Late Latin impassibilis in- not in–1 passibilis passible passible

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From Old French impassible.

    From Wiktionary

Impassible Sentence Examples

  • Snow would have made the road impassible in winter.

  • The Manichaeans were therefore, by reason of their dualism, arch-enemies no less of Christian art than of relics and cross-worship; the Monophysites were equally so by reason of their belief that the divine nature in Christ entirely absorbed and sublated the human; they shaded off into the party of the aphthartodoketes, who held that his human body was incorruptible and made of ethereal fire, and that his divine nature was impassible.

  • The main road to Enniskillen was virtually impassible in winter conditions and was a major concern.

  • The display was removed, the rain continued to fall, the traffic queues got longer and the ground became almost impassible.

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