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unpregnable

unpregnable adjective: impregnable.

Adjective

unpregnable (comparative more unpregnable, superlative most unpregnable)

  1. (non-native speakers' English) Impregnable.
    • A simple forest was an unpregnable obstacle (Agincourt had been beaten to death).1998 July 15, Alex Milman, “Welsh archers”, in soc.history.medieval (Usenet), retrieved 07 Jun 2022
    • GOI has been able to withdraw military from Kashmir and put them on border (LOC) only (Fence). This has cut our costs and made our border more unpregnable.2000 August 18, PMohan, “How to cage the dogs from across the borders?”, in soc.culture.indian (Usenet), retrieved 07 Jun 2022

Forms of unpregnable

comparativemore unpregnable
superlativemost unpregnable

Origin of unpregnable

From un- + pregnable.

Questions about unpregnable

What does unpregnable mean?
Unpregnable means impregnable.
What part of speech is unpregnable?
Unpregnable is an adjective.

Words near unpregnable in the dictionary

  1. unpreferential
  2. unpreferentially
  3. unpreferred
  4. unprefigured
  5. unprefixed
  6. unpregnable
  7. unpregnant
  8. unprejudged
  9. unprejudicate
  10. unprejudicated
  11. unprejudicateness

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