imperviable
/ɪmˈpɜːrviəbəl/
adjective
- Not allowing something to pass through; impermeable.
- They used an imperviable sealant on the basement walls to prevent flooding.
- The clay layer beneath the soil is imperviable to water, creating a natural pond.
- The new raincoat is made of an imperviable fabric that keeps you completely dry.
- Not affected or influenced by something; immune.
- The old tree stood imperviable to the strong winds that bent other plants.
- His cheerful mood was imperviable to the bad news around him.
- She seemed imperviable to criticism, always staying confident in her work.
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