insusceptibility Sentence Examples
- The virus exhibited an unexpected insusceptibility to the available treatments.
- The rock's insusceptibility to erosion made it an ideal candidate for building foundations.
- The patient's insusceptibility to pain raised concerns about underlying neurological issues.
- The material's insusceptibility to corrosion ensured its longevity in harsh environments.
- The organism's insusceptibility to antibiotics challenged scientists' efforts to combat the infection.
- The plant's insusceptibility to drought allowed it to thrive in arid regions.
- The alloy's insusceptibility to heat distortion made it suitable for precision engineering.
- The metal's insusceptibility to oxidation preserved its appearance over time.
- The fabric's insusceptibility to staining made it highly desirable for use in garments.
- The coating's insusceptibility to water damage protected the underlying surface from the elements.
insusceptibility Meaning
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insusceptibility (n.)
Want of susceptibility, or of capacity to feel or perceive.
Synonyms & Antonyms of insusceptibility
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Want of susceptibility, or of capacity to feel or perceive.
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The virus exhibited an unexpected insusceptibility to the available treatments.
The rock's insusceptibility to erosion made it an ideal candidate for building foundations.
The patient's insusceptibility to pain raised concerns about underlying neurological issues.
The material's insusceptibility to corrosion ensured its longevity in harsh environments.
