impervious
/ɪmˈpɜːrviəs/
adjective
- Not allowing something to pass through; impermeable.
- The rock is impervious to water, which is why the lake sits on top of it.
- The new windows are impervious to heat, keeping the house cool in summer.
- This jacket is impervious to rain, so you don't need an umbrella.
- Not affected or influenced by something; immune.
- He remained impervious to their teasing and just smiled.
- She was impervious to fear, walking calmly into the dark room.
- The company's profits were impervious to the economic downturn.
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