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1590s, from Latin invulnerabilis "invulnerable," from in (1)) + vulnerabilis (see vulnerable). Related: Invulnerably. Online Etymology Dictionary �... "not" (see in 1590s, from Latin invulnerabilis "invulnerable," from in 1590s, from Latin invulnerabilis "invulnerable," from in "not" (see in "not" (see in (1)) + vulnerabilis (see vulnerable). Related: Invulnerably. Online Etymology Dictionary �...	set so close together as to be invulnerable to penetration. sheltered. protected from danger or bad weather. untouchable. beyond the reach of criticism or attack �... Although Burnell liked to think himself invulnerable to rhetoric, he was no more immune than the next man. Aldiss, Brian Somewhere East of Life. Stone found it�... made it invulnerable to a maritime attack. 1. The incorruptible �... No one is invulnerable to temptation, Damian. 1. 1. I think of it as ... From its seaport, Gythium [?n?v?ln?r?bl] ADJ ? invulnerable (to a) ... discovery if I could banish disease from the human frame and render man invulnerable to any but a violent death.

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1590s, from Latin invulnerabilis "invulnerable," from in
(1)) + vulnerabilis (see vulnerable). Related: Invulnerably. Online Etymology Dictionary �...
"not" (see in
1590s, from Latin invulnerabilis "invulnerable," from in
1590s, from Latin invulnerabilis "invulnerable," from in
"not" (see in
"not" (see in
(1)) + vulnerabilis (see vulnerable). Related: Invulnerably. Online Etymology Dictionary �...

set so close together as to be invulnerable to penetration. sheltered. protected from danger or bad weather. untouchable. beyond the reach of criticism or attack �...
Although Burnell liked to think himself invulnerable to rhetoric, he was no more immune than the next man. Aldiss, Brian Somewhere East of Life. Stone found it�...
made it invulnerable to a maritime attack. 1. The incorruptible �...
No one is invulnerable to temptation, Damian. 1. 1. I think of it as ... From its seaport, Gythium
[?n?v?ln?r?bl] ADJ ? invulnerable (to a) ... discovery if I could banish disease from the human frame and render man invulnerable to any but a violent death.