"Unsusceptible" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Unsusceptible" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Unsusceptible" Meaning
Immune or resistant to something, especially the influence or power of something.
Example: "She was quite unsusceptible to the salesman's tactics and declined the offer."
"Unsusceptible" Examples
Unsusceptible
Examples
Many modern antibiotics are used to treat illnesses that some individuals are susceptible to, but antibiotics are not effective on those who are unsusceptible due to genetic immunity.
After wrestling with a particular problem for hours, John realized that he was well beyond being unsusceptible to sleep, and stayed up late to work some more.
Sarah is unsusceptible to cold weather and has never complained about walking in chilly winters.
Professors theorized that it was the environment's unsympathetic climate that turned some plant species unsusceptible to chemical reactions.
In other words, dogs might initially be unsusceptible to independent ideas but live deliberately and in compliance, they more easily grasp the ace slipped to them through their masters' notes in their classes.
"Unsusceptible" Similar Words
Unsureness
Uncertainty or lack of confidence about something, often characterized by a feeling of doubt or lack of conviction. It is a state of uncertainty or doubt that may lead to a lack of confidence or indecision. It can be caused by new or unfamiliar information, a lack of experience, or a fear of failure.
Unsurmountable
Insurmountable refers to something that is extremely difficult or impossible to overcome. It can be a challenge, obstacle, or problem that seems insurmountable, meaning it appears to be too great or too complex to be dealt with or solved.
Unsurpassably
Unsurpassed
Unsurprising
Unsurprisingly
Unsusceptibility
Unsuspected
Unexpectedly unknown or unforeseen; not known or recognized.<br><br>Example: The unsuspected talent of the young musician amazed everyone.
Unsuspectingly
Unsuspicious
Unsustainability
Unsustainable
Unsustainably
Unswathe