Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: It is an uncaring adult who fails to respond appropriately and society should be wary of making children untouchable.

Adjective modifier

• former: The cultural assertiveness of many former untouchables or dalits provide an example of caste based cultural movements.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: Cato was outstanding, and Tommy Sexton and Mark Selby were almost untouchable up front.

• seemingly: With Kiyonari seemingly untouchable, the championship then headed to Mallory Park for round three.

• previously: Since taking the team up to the Premiership as champions two years ago, the previously untouchable Ulsterman has seen his popularity erode gradually.

• not: Lula's desire to increase agricultural exports led him to declare in July last year that, ' the Amazon is not untouchable ' .

• virtually: He is virtually untouchable in his neighborhood because he walks with the gait of a legend.

• essentially: The blogs admin appears to suspend student's blogs on some very shaky reasons, and they are essentially untouchable.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: The band may have been through some changes but their song writing aptitude and catchy hooks remain untouchable.

• become: Also, some can become untouchable in their own minds.

• feel: Witnesses to convict them were, unsurprisingly, hard to find - and when one murder trial fell through, the twins felt untouchable.

• appear: Despite the painful memories of his rule, he had appeared untouchable in Chile even for many years after democracy took over in 1990.

• consider: The interrogation would have been a moment of truth in the case, a symbolic breakthrough after decades in which Pinochet was considered untouchable.

Modifies a noun

• creature: But the untouchable creatures are hunting and killing humans.

• sound: They had the untouchable sound, the look, the rhapsodic rhetoric, and the strangeness.

• image: Quentin Tarantino will tackle the untouchable rock image of Jimi Hendrix.. .