indefectible (Meaning)
indefectible (a.)
Not defectible; unfailing; not liable to defect, failure, or decay.
Synonyms & Antonyms of indefectible
Synonyms:
- first-class
- unimpaired
- unerring
- exact
- high-grade
- infallible
- completed
- fabulous
- bulletproof
- fine
- undamaged
- top-notch
- whole
- consummate
- entire
- dandy
- precise
- unfailing
- unspoiled
- special
- accurate
- unmarred
- uninjured
- grand
- complete
- top
- finished
- unbruised
- intact
- masterly
- airtight
- correct
- first-rate
- superlative
- expert
- fancy
- unsurpassed
- mint
- marvelous
Antonyms:
indefectible Sentence Examples
- The bond between them was indefectible, unbreakable by any force.
- The team's spirit remained indefectible despite the setbacks they faced.
- Their loyalty to the cause was indefectible, unwavering and unwavering.
- The contract was indefectible, legally binding and unchangeable.
- The fortress was considered indefectible, impenetrable to any attack.
- Hope remained indefectible in her heart, despite the darkness surrounding her.
- The friendship forged between them was indefectible, destined to last a lifetime.
- The principles they held were indefectible, forming the foundation of their moral compass.
- The adhesive used created an indefectible bond, ensuring a strong and durable connection.
- The shield was crafted with an indefectible alloy, providing unparalleled protection to its bearer.
FAQs About the word indefectible
Not defectible; unfailing; not liable to defect, failure, or decay.
excellent, immaculate, flawless, ideal,perfect,superb, absolute, terrific, letter-perfect, picture-perfect
faulty, faulty, incomplete, flawed, inadequate, imperfect, insufficient, inadequate, amiss, imperfect
The bond between them was indefectible, unbreakable by any force.
The team's spirit remained indefectible despite the setbacks they faced.
Their loyalty to the cause was indefectible, unwavering and unwavering.
The contract was indefectible, legally binding and unchangeable.
