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What does impentrable mean?

"Impenetrable" means impossible to pass through or understand.

Here's a breakdown:

* Impossible to pass through: This refers to something that is physically solid or dense, preventing anything from getting through. Think of a thick forest, a stone wall, or a layer of ice.

* Impossible to understand: This applies to concepts, language, or situations that are very complex, confusing, or unclear.

Examples:

* Physical: "The jungle was impenetrable, with vines and thorns blocking every path."

* Conceptual: "The professor's lecture was impenetrable, filled with technical jargon and abstract ideas."

Similar words:

* Opaque

* Inaccessible

* Inscrutable

* Unfathomable

* Indecipherable

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