Unmeltable: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when referring to materials or substances that do not melt under high temperature conditions.

• The new alloy was praised for being unmeltable, making it ideal for aerospace engineering

Used mainly to describe something that does not decay or perish over time, commonly used in the context of food or abstract concepts like memories.

• Canned goods are marketed as almost imperishable, ideal for long-term storage

Used to describe something that cannot be destroyed by any means. Often used for strong materials or metaphorically for concepts or emotions.

• The myth about Superman suggests that he is indestructible
• Their friendship seemed indestructible despite all challenges

Used to refer to something that does not melt, similar to 'unmeltable', but often in a more casual or everyday context.

• The candy is designed to be non-melting, making it perfect for hot summer days