unsusceptible (Meaning)

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unsusceptible (a)

not susceptible to

The newly developed alloy proved unsusceptible to corrosion, ensuring its durability in harsh environments.
Despite repeated attempts, the virus remained unsusceptible to the antiviral treatments available.
The chameleon's ability to change color rendered it unsusceptible to detection by predators.
The plant's thick, waxy leaves made it unsusceptible to water loss, allowing it to thrive in arid conditions.
The enigmatic organism exhibited an unsusceptible resistance to extreme temperatures, thriving in both scorching and icy environments.
The geologist rejoiced as they discovered a rock formation unsusceptible to erosion, preserving ancient fossils within.
The fortress' massive walls and advanced defense systems rendered it unsusceptible to invasion, ensuring the safety of its inhabitants.
The athlete's relentless training and unwavering determination made him unsusceptible to fatigue, allowing him to push his limits.
The scientist's groundbreaking discovery revealed a material unsusceptible to electromagnetic interference, revolutionizing communication technology.
The secret society guarded its ancient knowledge closely, shrouding it in rituals and traditions that made it unsusceptible to outsiders.

not susceptible to

invulnerable, unexposed, covered, protected,insusceptible, sheltered, safeguarded,shielded, secured, warded

sensitive, sensitive, subject (to), open, susceptible, liable, liable, vulnerable, subject (to),susceptible

The newly developed alloy proved unsusceptible to corrosion, ensuring its durability in harsh environments.

Despite repeated attempts, the virus remained unsusceptible to the antiviral treatments available.

The chameleon's ability to change color rendered it unsusceptible to detection by predators.

The plant's thick, waxy leaves made it unsusceptible to water loss, allowing it to thrive in arid conditions.