imperviously
/ɪmˈpɜːrviəsli/
adverb
- In a way that does not allow something to pass through.
- They coated the wood imperviously to protect it from moisture.
- The container was designed imperviously to keep the chemicals inside.
- The material was sealed imperviously, so no air could escape.
- In a way that shows no reaction or influence; unaffectedly.
- He walked imperviously through the crowd, ignoring the shouts.
- She listened imperviously to the harsh criticism, her expression unchanged.
- The old soldier sat imperviously as the fireworks exploded overhead.
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