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ironclad
adjective
covered or protected with iron
an ironclad warship
inflexible; rigid
an ironclad rule
not able to be assailed or contradicted
an ironclad argument
noun
a large wooden 19th-century warship with armoured plating
Example Sentences
“Dreaming about your future should be a feature of young adulthood that is open to all — not just the wealthy or those with the good fortune to have ironclad access to higher education.”
The movie’s universe has its own specific set of ironclad rules and that’s all that matters.
“We will not give a single Democratic vote unless Trump guarantees with an ironclad contract that he will spend what Congress appropriates.”
He had an ironclad alibi, in fact, but his lawyers wouldn’t listen.
Bonta, a Democrat, said new legislative proposals will make reproductive rights in California “ironclad.”
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