Indestructible: meaning, definitions and examples

Something that cannot be destroyed, especially in a physical sense. Often used for objects that are incredibly durable.

• This new phone case is practically indestructible.
• Some materials are nearly indestructible under normal conditions.

Describes someone or something that cannot be defeated, usually in a figurative sense. Often used to describe people, teams, or ideas.

• The team felt invincible after winning ten games in a row.
• He had an invincible spirit that kept him going against all odds.

Refers to something that cannot be broken or damaged, typically used for objects that are physically very strong.

• This glass is marketed as unbreakable.
• Their bond of friendship seemed almost unbreakable.

Used to describe something that cannot be affected or penetrated, especially by water or another type of liquid. Can also be used metaphorically to describe someone who is unaffected by criticism.

• His new raincoat is impervious to water.
• She seemed impervious to the harsh comments.