0 the quality of being impossible to damage or hurt in any way:
I had at last broken through her tight skin of invulnerability.
She loved that sense of privacy in him, and of invulnerability.
Instead, as incumbents nurture an image of invulnerability, competitive candidates turn to opportunities where no incumbent stands in the way.
The first aspect of overestimation is an illusion of invulnerability.
Their veneer of selfsatisfaction and invulnerability may further decrease the likelihood that others will offer encouragement, warmth, and support.
However, these men largely share a common invulnerability to what they perceive.
The invulnerability of the system is the most important aspect of any strategic second strike capability.
