Pronunciation: /ʌnˈtʌʧəbəl/
noun a person or thing that is considered beyond reach or contact
A1 The concept of untouchables is not accepted in modern society.
A2 In some cultures, untouchables were considered to be of lower social status.
B1 The untouchable caste in India faced discrimination for many years.
B2 The untouchables were excluded from many aspects of society.
C1 The untouchable status of certain individuals has been a topic of debate for centuries.
C2 The untouchables were marginalized and oppressed by the dominant social groups.
adjective not able to be touched; beyond reach or contact
A1 The queen is untouchable.
A2 In some cultures, certain animals are considered untouchable.
B1 The celebrity seemed untouchable with their perfect image.
B2 The company's success in the market made it seem untouchable by competitors.
C1 The politician's untouchable reputation was tarnished by scandal.
C2 The artist's talent was seen as untouchable by critics and fans alike.
formal The CEO's reputation was untouchable, as she had never been involved in any scandals.
informal That athlete is untouchable on the field, no one can seem to catch up to him.
slang Her style is so on point, she's basically untouchable.
figurative His confidence was so high after winning the championship, he felt untouchable.
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