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bulletproof
[bool-it-proof]
adjective
(of vehicles, glass, clothing, etc.) capable of resisting or absorbing the impact of a bullet.
Informal.safe from failure; without errors or shortcomings and beyond criticism.
a bulletproof system; a bulletproof budget.
verb (used with object)
to make (something) bulletproof.
bulletproof
/ ˈʊɪˌː /
adjective
not penetrable by bullets
bulletproof glass
verb
(tr) to make bulletproof
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of bulletproof1
Example Sentences
On Friday morning, Julia Meltzer was on her way to work and had just turned left on Virgil Avenue from 6th Street when she saw a number of men in bulletproof vests.
I did a scene where I’m wearing a bulletproof vest.
Some of Trump’s targets have cottoned on to his practice of letting bluster do the hard work of policymaking, rather than painstakingly drafting his policies so they’re legally and constitutionally bulletproof.
The injury to Lee's jugular vein, though requiring extensive surgery, was not critical - but he now campaigns behind bulletproof glass, wearing a bulletproof vest, surrounded by agents carrying ballistic briefcases.
“He was laughing about it and was like, ‘If it sucks, the songs are pretty bulletproof.’”
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