Adjective:

जामीनपात्र,

sailable's Usage Examples:

as the groundwork of the treatise Eduyot, a collection of unassailable traditions.

Philipp raced away to an unassailable 0.

because "the Christianity of the first century had yet to develop an assailable system of belief or a fixed canon of writings from which such beliefs.

The novel is Ellis""deeply pessimistic presentation of human nature as assailable.

Karl Popper used Newtonian physics as an example of a body of theories so thoroughly confirmed by testing as to be considered unassailable, but which were nevertheless overturned by Einstein's insights into the nature of space-time.

directed to destroy and lay waste such towns and districts as you may find assailable".

(Cricinfo scorecard)Hampshire v Middlesex (22 June)Middlesex (2pts) beat Hampshire (0pts) by 18 runsOwais Shah made a good attempt at getting the highest strike-rate of the opening day of Twenty20 cricket, recording 72 runs off only 30 balls to lift Middlesex Crusaders to an unassailable 210 for 6.

AllMusic wrote that Pylon's role as elder statesmen of the alternative rock explosion is unassailable.

occurred in the following year (as reflected by the 144% increase in dollar volume for the 2000 release year films) appears unassailable as there were.

"Robertson popular but assailable over homelessness, polls finds".

The result left Brann with an unassailable seven-point lead over Viking, with two games left to play.

Tate bowled just 16 overs in the game, dropped a vital catch and was the last man out as Australia won the match by three runs, giving them an unassailable lead in the series; later writers claimed that Tate's performance was responsible for losing the match.

submarines (Waller and Dechaineux) designated as operational, neither was in sailable condition.