Indestructible is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDESTRUCTIBLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• incapable of being destroyed
• not able to be destroyed
• Not destructible; incapable of decomposition or of being destroyed.
• not easily destroyed
• very long lasting
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• incapable of being destroyed, ruined, or rendered ineffective

Words related to INDESTRUCTIBLE

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Words that contain INDESTRUCTIBLE

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How to use INDESTRUCTIBLE in a sentence

• On the other hand, nothing is created and nothing destroyed either in matter or in force, because both matter and force are eternal and indestructible.
• And I, the unconquerable and indestructible I, survive.
• The valve is made of a single piece of composition metal and is practically indestructible.
• She who was capable of anything was capable of an indestructible devotion.
• As we see it to-day, the actual masonry is practically in the condition left by the explosions, so massive is the material and so indestructible the mortar.
• It was as indestructible and as auto machine as could well be designed.
• If these had always remained indestructible, they would no doubt have served their purpose to some extent.
• Firm in this indestructible if not easily explained conviction, I can allow myself to think placidly of that long, long future which I shall not see.
• As such it is precious as the sign of an indestructible instinct.
• Verily, beloved, that Self is imperishable, and of an indestructible nature.
• There remain the moments, impotent but indestructible.
• Idealism is wrought into the very fibre of the race, and is as indestructible as the imagination in which it has its roots.
• For there is gathered in indestructible stone all the fear, ostentation, and vulgar pride of our brothers.
• His was the irresistible and lovely force, the immortal, indestructible confidence of the Idea, the Idea which cannot die.
• It is as a vast induction from all those particular cases of sequence-changes which collectively we call causation that we conclude energy to be indestructible.
• But while this fortress is practically indestructible, an impregnable fortress is a dream incapable of realization.
• All we know about it is, that it is, that it is indestructible, and that it is persistent.
• Murder or suicide, here among the shadows a soul, an indestructible thing, had been recently violently wrenched from its body.
• What distinguishes the Norsemen above other nations is, generally speaking, an indestructible self-respect and force of individuality.
• It is greater in attributes than gold, silver or iron, which are single elements and indestructible.
• The Lord of the Kingdom, Jesus Christ returned in the glory of the Father, was about to ascend His throne, and assume the sceptre of a world-embracing, indestructible sovereignty.
• It is not agreed among all philosophers that matter is naturally indestructible, for the very satisfactory reason that none of them can tell what matter in its own nature is.
• As long as they lived there must be an indestructible interest for him in this world.
• First, by a natural course of instruction, you proved to the Sagemen over four thousand years ago that the soul was indestructible.
• Indestructible mountains and valleys, crawled over by any sort of race, do not constitute its identity.
• She will weave intangible but indestructible ties of affection, holding all together and to herself.
• It was an indestructible possession, apparently, too.

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