
Invulnerable
Metaphorical use
Often used metaphorically to describe someone emotionally strong or unaffected by others' opinions.

Despite the scandals, the CEO seemed invulnerable.
Nuanced negativity
Can imply a lack of empathy or emotional connection when describing a person.

His invulnerable attitude made him appear cold.
Overstatement warning
Be cautious not to use 'invulnerable' as an exaggeration; nothing is truly invulnerable.

The fortress, thought to be invulnerable, was breached.
Compare with
BulletproofImpenetrableImperviousIndestructibleInvincibleUnassailableUnbreakableUnconquerable
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