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Indefectible শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ: ত্রুটিহীন
Indefectible Meaning In Bengali ত্রুটিহীন
Indefectible
নিখুঁত, ত্রুটিহীন, দোষত্রুটির সম্ভাবনাহীন, অব্যর্থ, অনিন্দ্য, ক্ষয়হীন, অক্ষয়,
Definition
1) Sure! Here are three definitions of the word 'Indefectible':
2) Not subject to failure or imperfection; perfect and incapable of being defective.
3) Unfailing; always reliable or dependable.
4) In theology, incapable of falling away from a state of grace or salvation.
Examples
Indefectible Example in a sentence
1) The team's indefectible dedication to their goal led them to victory.
2) His indefectible loyalty to his friend never wavered.
3) The artist's talent was truly indefectible, producing flawless masterpieces every time.
4) Despite facing numerous challenges, her indefectible optimism never faded.
5) The company's success was attributed to its indefectible customer service.
6) The king's reign was characterized by his indefectible wisdom and fairness.
7) The bond between the siblings was indefectible, with nothing able to come between them.
8) Their indefectible commitment to the cause inspired others to join their movement.
9) The athlete's indefectible determination drove him to break multiple records.
10) The rules of the game were clear and indefectible, leaving no room for interpretation.
Part of Speech
Indefectible (Adjective)
Synonyms
Fine , Accurate , Flawless , Blameless , Faultless , Indefectible - (ADJECTIVE) নিখুঁত
Faultless , Perfect , Clean , Indefectible - (ADJECTIVE) ত্রুটিহীন
Indefectible - (ADJECTIVE) দোষত্রুটির সম্ভাবনাহীন
Unerring , Indefectible - (SYNONYM) অব্যর্থ
Beyond Reproach , Indefectible , Unblemished , Consummate - (SYNONYM) অনিন্দ্য
Indefectible - (SYNONYM) ক্ষয়হীন
Abiding , Sempiternal , Indestructible , Indefectible , Incommutable , Deathless - (SYNONYM) অক্ষয়
Encyclopedia
Sure! Here are three definitions of the word 'Indefectible':
Not subject to failure or imperfection; perfect and incapable of being defective.
Unfailing; always reliable or dependable.
In theology, incapable of falling away from a state of grace or salvation.
