What is another word for imperviously?

Pronunciation: [ɪmpˈɜːvɪəsli] (IPA)

Imperviously is an adverb used to describe something that cannot be penetrated or affected by external factors. Some synonyms for imperviously include invincibly, impenetrably, unassailably, indomitably, and unyieldingly. These words all suggest a sense of unbeatable strength, power, or steadfastness. For example, invincibly implies a sense of indestructibility or invulnerability, while impenetrably suggests a sense of impenetrable defense. Unassailably and indomitably suggest a sense of resilience and the ability to withstand any challenge or threat. Finally, unyieldingly implies a sense of unwavering resolve or determination, not giving in to any obstacles or difficulties.

What are the hypernyms for Imperviously?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Imperviously

Adeline gave a start, and looked keenly at her; but she went on quite imperviously.
"The Quality of Mercy"
W. D. Howells
But the latter proved an institution of dubious beneficence, because of its far from dubious animation; the said "animation" scorning blithely and imperviously accumulations of insect powder, reaching back into the dim past, left there and added to by a countless procession of tortured travellers.
"The Sign of the Spider"
Bertram Mitford
No faintest hesitation at ruining the reputation of Major Benjy as well crossed her mind; she gloried in it, for he had not only caused her to deceive herself about the early hours on alternate nights, but by his infamous willingness to back up Captain Puffin's bargain, he had shown himself imperviously waterproof to all chivalrous impulses.
"Miss Mapp"
Edward Frederic Benson

Related words: impervious,

imperceptibly, imperishably,

imperviousness, imperviousness meaning, impervious to water, impervious to blood,

impervious to bullets

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