unassailable (Meaning)

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unassailable (s)

immune to attack; incapable of being tampered with

impossible to assail

without flaws or loopholes

No weak antonyms found.

The scientist's argument was unassailable, with overwhelming evidence supporting his claims.
The castle's defenses were unassailable, rendering it virtually impenetrable.
The judge's reputation for integrity was unassailable, inspiring unwavering trust in his rulings.
The unassailable truth of the matter silenced any doubts or objections.
Despite numerous attempts, the fortress remained unassailable, standing firm against all onslaughts.
The bond between the two friends was unassailable, unbreakable through any adversity.
The prosecution's evidence was unassailable, leaving no room for reasonable doubt in the jury's minds.
The unassailable logic underlying the theory left no space for alternative interpretations.
The senator's opposition to the bill was unassailable, rooted in deep principle and unwavering conviction.
The mathematician's proof was unassailable, leaving no room for debate or refutation.

immune to attack; incapable of being tampered with, impossible to assail, without flaws or loopholes

holy,sacred, pure, untouchable, hallowed, sacrosanct,inviolable, privileged, protected, immune

blasphemous,irreverent, irreverent, blasphemous, sacrilegious,profane, sacrilegious, profane,

The scientist's argument was unassailable, with overwhelming evidence supporting his claims.

The castle's defenses were unassailable, rendering it virtually impenetrable.

The judge's reputation for integrity was unassailable, inspiring unwavering trust in his rulings.

The unassailable truth of the matter silenced any doubts or objections.