adj
indestructible
ihn-dih-STRUHK-tih-buhl
adj
1
Impossible to destroy or break; extremely durable.
"The toy is marketed as indestructible, but my dog proved otherwise within a day."
"Her optimism seemed indestructible even after the setback."
How to Use Indestructible
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSo tough or resilient it can't be broken or ruined — literally or figuratively.
Common pairings
virtually indestructible
indestructible spirit
built to be indestructible
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Etymology
From in- ("not") + destructible.