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Impenetrability

usgb/ɪmˌpenɪtrəˈbɪləti/Volume
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Refers to literal obstruction like walls, shields, or natural barriers that can't be passed through. SlideThe impenetrability of the safe made it impossible for thieves to access the contents.
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Often used to describe high-level security measures or materials that cannot easily be compromised. SlideThe impenetrability of the company's cybersecurity system kept all data safe.
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Used metaphorically to imply something is very strong, it often relates to strength or resilience. SlideHis willpower was admired for its impenetrability in face of adversities.