impermeable (Meaning)

Wordnet

impermeable (a)

preventing especially liquids to pass or diffuse through

Webster

impermeable (a.)

Not permeable; not permitting passage, as of a fluid. through its substance; impervious; impenetrable; as, India rubber is impermeable to water and to air.

impermeable Sentence Examples

  1. The impermeable membrane prevented the passage of water and dissolved substances.
  2. The rain splashed harmlessly off the bird's impermeable feathers, keeping it dry.
  3. The roof was constructed with an impermeable coating, ensuring water resistance.
  4. The impermeable barrier protected the delicate artifacts from dust and moisture.
  5. The impermeable material sealed the wound, preventing infection and fluid loss.
  6. The impermeable paint shielded the surface from stains and corrosion.
  7. The impermeable soil layer below the surface water prevented groundwater contamination.
  8. The impermeable glove provided complete protection from chemicals and hazardous substances.
  9. The impermeable lining of the backpack kept the contents dry during a heavy rainstorm.
  10. The impermeable membrane in the battery prevented leaks and ensured longevity.

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The impermeable membrane prevented the passage of water and dissolved substances.

The rain splashed harmlessly off the bird's impermeable feathers, keeping it dry.

The roof was constructed with an impermeable coating, ensuring water resistance.

The impermeable barrier protected the delicate artifacts from dust and moisture.