- not likely to fail, decay, become imperfect, etc.
- without a fault or blemish; perfect
Origin of indefectible
in- + defect + -ibleindefectible
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indefectible
adjective
- Having the ability to resist decay or failure; lasting.
- Having no flaw or defect; perfect.
Related Forms:
- in′de·fec′ti·bil′i·ty
noun
- in′de·fec′ti·bly
adverb
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