invulnerableness (Meaning)

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invulnerableness (n.)

Invulnerability.

The superhero's suit bestowed upon him an aura of invulnerableness, making him a symbol of hope.
In mythology, gods are often depicted with an aura of invulnerableness, immune to mortal harm.
The fortress's architecture was designed with utmost care to achieve a state of invulnerableness against enemy attacks.
Despite the chaos surrounding them, they found solace in their sense of invulnerableness as a family.
The encryption technology was praised for its invulnerableness against hacking attempts.
The dictator's sense of invulnerableness led him to disregard the concerns of his people.
The hero's confidence exuded an air of invulnerableness, inspiring those around him.
The soldier's courage was fueled by his belief in the invulnerableness of his cause.
The software's invulnerableness to malware attacks made it a top choice for cybersecurity experts.
Despite the dangers ahead, the team marched forward with a sense of invulnerableness, united in their purpose.

Invulnerability.

impregnability,invincibleness, refuge, invulnerability, impregnableness, inviolability, invincibility, inviolableness, shelter, harbor

hazard, threat, trouble, jeopardy, distress, risk,danger, endangerment, trouble, peril

The superhero's suit bestowed upon him an aura of invulnerableness, making him a symbol of hope.

In mythology, gods are often depicted with an aura of invulnerableness, immune to mortal harm.

The fortress's architecture was designed with utmost care to achieve a state of invulnerableness against enemy attacks.

Despite the chaos surrounding them, they found solace in their sense of invulnerableness as a family.