Invulnerable
/ɪnˈvʌlnərəbl/
Definitions
- (adj.) Not liable to injury, damage, or being overcome, especially in a legal context referring to rights or protections that cannot be violated or impaired.
The contract included an invulnerable clause protecting the parties from liability.
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Commentary
Used primarily to describe legal rights or protections that are immune from challenge or damage; often appears in contexts discussing absolute protections or defenses.
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