Indestructible Definition

ĭndĭ-strŭktə-bəl
adjective
Impossible to destroy.
Indestructible furniture; indestructible faith.
American Heritage
Not destructible; that cannot be destroyed.
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Origin of Indestructible

  • Late Latin indēstrūctibilis Latin in- not in–1 Latin dēstrūctibilis destructible (from Latin dēstrūctus) (past participle of dēstruere to destroy destroy)

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

Indestructible Sentence Examples

  • It may mean what is ordinarily understood by the word - climate, rainfall, railway rates or anything else except " indestructible powers of the soil."

  • Indeed this is the fundamental idea of Origen - "the original and indestructible unity of God and all spiritual essences."

  • A high school cheerleader (Panettiere) learns that she is totally indestructible.

  • Very few have any reference to Christianity, but they served as indestructible marks for indicating the position of interments in the catacombs.

  • It has been maintained since the times of the early Greek philosophers, and possibly even more remote ages, that matter is constituted of independent indestructible units, which cannot ever become divided by means of any mutual actions they can exert.

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