indestructibility
Americannoun
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Take the weirdly cuddly-looking tardigrade — like a cross between a tank and a teddy bear, and renowned for its indestructibility.
From Salon
Exposure to some PFAs — deemed “forever chemicals” because of their indestructibility — has been tied to kidney cancer, increases in cholesterol, liver dysfunction and preeclampsia, a serious pregnancy complication, according to the CDC.
From Los Angeles Times
Meyer thinks part of the bad rap comes from one of the cake's make attractions — its near indestructibility.
From Salon
Together, they tell a harrowing story of profound psycho-cultural trauma, in which the once-ubiquitous assumption of our collective indestructibility has been undermined and replaced by the now-widespread belief that we stand inches from the precipice.
From Salon
The company says it is currently undergoing 15 million miles of testing by company engineers to ensure its indestructibility — a simulation that approximates “400 years of use.”
From Los Angeles Times
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