unassailable
അചഞ്ചലമായ
definition
adjective
an unassailable lead
unable to be attacked, questioned, or defeated.
example
India has an 'unassailable' position at the head of the world's poverty league.
The house analogy, or some other similar paradigm, is simply 'unassailable' fact in microcosm.
This year, however, we need to take a fresh look at previously 'unassailable' tactics and tools.
Critical judgements that look so right, so 'unassailable' today, may well be discarded.
The game was won in the first half which saw The Island build up what proved to be an 'unassailable' eight points lead.
Dyson fired seven birdies for a six-under-par 65 that swept him into what proved an 'unassailable' lead.
Perched on a rock precipice, the site is 'unassailable' from three sides, with a vertiginous 1000 feet drop at one end.
We are on 'unassailable' moral ground when we insist on the Kashmiri right of self-determination.
Racial diversity has been put forward by many liberals and conservatives as an 'unassailable' goal.
With a week of this year's Tour remaining, Armstrong is now in pole position and appears 'unassailable' .
His landslide election victories, and his personal popularity in Middle England, made him look 'unassailable' .
By the second half, the York side dominated possession and extended a lead into an 'unassailable' margin.
Julie Walters is on 'unassailable' form as an irascible retired actress in a bitter-sweet, very British comedy drama.
You have stepped on the toes of the Holy People, the 'unassailable' people, the people you can't criticize or God help you!
Sim converted his own try, as well as Osborne's second, to secure what proved an 'unassailable' lead for the home side.
Will we be forced to rely on carefully worded arguments filled with 'unassailable' reasoning?
As regards the ratio of the Shah Bano case, it was indeed 'unassailable' .
We are in a cheap restaurant in a middle-of-nowhere town in Nevada that just happens to have one, 'unassailable' attraction.
Most laddish rock bands cultivate an 'unassailable' attitude before they've even pressed their first promo.
This electoral demography provides an 'unassailable' base for a dependency culture that dominates the political process.
But with doubts about the Godolphin star, Montjeu has a look of 'unassailability' in the betting market, and is likely to start at long odds on.
I had always assumed that as a ‘safe’ Thomist, and a Neo-Scholastic, Maritain enjoyed an 'unassailably' secure position of favor and respect in Rome.
In a truly magisterial way he gave it the aura of absolute certainty and 'unassailability' which did much to ensure its dominating position in the study of ancient philosophy until today.
After playing porously and leaving the Eagles trailing by 17-0 in the previous two games, Philadelphia's defense regained its familiar 'unassailability' .
Life Insurance Corporation of India's outstanding claims ratio of 0.6 per cent, one of the world's lowest, has created an 'unassailably' tough act for the new generation private life insurers to follow.
Such 'unassailability' does not debar a society from great artistic achievement or charms of its own: great and marvelous civilizations have flourished without the slightest intellectual freedom.
She briefly and subtly allows the sheen of fairytale loveliness to diminish from the impression of her years with Vikram, though his devotion as the supportive yet independent husband of a star comes through 'unassailably' .
Try of the afternoon came from David Whitehouse, who ran 75 metres to put his team 'unassailably' ahead 13 minutes before time.
This is a perfect refuge because no one can prove him wrong, but its 'unassailability' has been bought at the price of making no claim about the world beyond the claim about his own state of mind.
Wales becomes precisely what James was not: a man driven by an instinctual notion of right and wrong, fighting to avenge an 'unassailably' atrocious deed.
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