impertransible (Meaning)
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impertransible (a.)
Incapable of being passed through.
Synonyms & Antonyms of impertransible
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impertransible Sentence Examples
- The fortress walls were deemed impertranssible, rendering any siege attempt futile.
- The dense jungle proved impertranssible to the expedition, forcing them to turn back.
- The mountain pass was impertranssible due to heavy snowfall, blocking all access to the other side.
- The locked door presented an impertranssible barrier, preventing the intruders from entering.
- The thick fog rendered the road impertranssible, making visibility and navigation impossible.
- The impenetrable fortress was impertranssible to any invading force, standing as an unyielding symbol of defense.
- The sturdy steel fence was impertranssible to the burglars, thwarting their attempt to break into the building.
- The raging river was impertranssible during the rainy season, cutting off access to villages and towns on the other bank.
- The treacherous ravine was impertranssible without proper equipment, preventing hikers from reaching the summit.
- The labyrinthine tunnel system was impertranssible without a guide, leading to confusion and potential danger.
FAQs About the word impertransible
Incapable of being passed through.
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The fortress walls were deemed impertranssible, rendering any siege attempt futile.
The dense jungle proved impertranssible to the expedition, forcing them to turn back.
The mountain pass was impertranssible due to heavy snowfall, blocking all access to the other side.
The locked door presented an impertranssible barrier, preventing the intruders from entering.
