Unassailable

Pronunciation: /ʌnəˈseɪləbl/

Definitions of unassailable

adjective not open to attack or assault; impregnable; not subject to denial or dispute; indisputable; unquestionable

Example Sentences

A1 The castle was surrounded by an unassailable wall.

A2 Her argument was so well-reasoned that it seemed unassailable.

B1 The team's lead in the game was unassailable, even in the final minutes.

B2 The evidence presented in court was unassailable, leading to a quick verdict.

C1 His reputation as a scholar is unassailable, with numerous publications and awards.

C2 The company's position as a market leader is unassailable, with a strong customer base and innovative products.

Examples of unassailable in a Sentence

formal The evidence presented in the court was unassailable.

informal Her argument was unassailable, no one could dispute it.

slang His skills on the basketball court are unassailable.

figurative The fortress was built on an unassailable cliff, making it impossible to attack.

Grammatical Forms of unassailable

• past tense: unassailabled
• plural: unassailables
• comparative: more unassailable
• superlative: most unassailable
• present tense: unassailable
• future tense: will be unassailable
• perfect tense: has been unassailable
• continuous tense: is being unassailable
• singular: unassailable
• positive degree: unassailable
• infinitive: to unassailable
• gerund: unassailableing
• participle: unassailabled

Origin and Evolution of unassailable

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'unassailable' originated from the Latin word 'assail', meaning to attack or assault.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something that cannot be attacked or challenged, the meaning of 'unassailable' has evolved to also signify something that is unquestionable or indisputable.