Adjective:

துளைத்துச் செல்ல முடியாத,

impenetrable's Usage Examples:

His peers surrounded his body, and night fell on " the dark impenetrable wood " of the Scottish spears.

The Spanish Americans plant the Opuntias around their houses, where they serve as impenetrable fences.

The chamiso and the manzanita, with a variety of shrubby oaks and thorny plants, often grow together in a dense and sometimes quite impenetrable undergrowth, forming what is known as " chaparral "; if the chamiso occurs alone the thicket is a " chamisal.

A great part of Ashanti is covered with primeval and almost impenetrable forest.

And we won't scare you to death with impenetrable legalese (we promise ).

Having obtained possession of a region of impenetrable forest, they defended themselves with a valour which, becoming part of their national character, raised them to the rank of a powerful and conquering nation.

in height, is predominant, and on account of the dense undergrowth chiefly of ferns and climbing vines, forms the most impenetrable of the forests; its hard wood is used chiefly for fuel.

The whole is clothed with impenetrable forest.

One hauled it open, and she peered into the impenetrable depths.

Synonyms:

dense, thick,

Antonyms:

unimportant, nonpregnant, penetrable,