bullet-proof (Meaning)

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bullet-proof (a.)

Capable of resisting the force of a bullet.

The new car model boasts a bullet-proof design, making it a popular choice among high-profile individuals.
In high-risk areas, journalists often wear bullet-proof vests to ensure their safety while reporting.
The security measures in place were so extensive that they seemed almost bullet-proof against intrusion.
The armored truck's windows were made of bullet-proof glass to protect its valuable cargo.
Despite the criticism, the company stood by its decision, believing it to be bullet-proof in the long run.
The military developed a new type of bullet-proof armor to enhance the safety of soldiers on the battlefield.
The politician's speech was carefully crafted to be bullet-proof against potential attacks from opponents.
The investment strategy seemed bullet-proof during the boom period, but it faltered when the market crashed.
To ensure their safety, the VIPs traveled in a bullet-proof convoy with heavily armed guards.
The government enacted new legislation with the aim of creating a bullet-proof solution to the ongoing crisis.

Capable of resisting the force of a bullet.

invincible, indomitable, unstoppable, invulnerable, armored, unbeatable, impregnable, insurmountable, unconquerable, guarded

unprotected, liable, susceptible, vulnerable, liable, susceptible,vulnerable, unsafe, unprotected, open

The new car model boasts a bullet-proof design, making it a popular choice among high-profile individuals.

In high-risk areas, journalists often wear bullet-proof vests to ensure their safety while reporting.

The security measures in place were so extensive that they seemed almost bullet-proof against intrusion.

The armored truck's windows were made of bullet-proof glass to protect its valuable cargo.