imperviousness

English

Etymology

impervious +‎ -ness

Noun

imperviousness (uncountable)

The state of being impervious.
1. The quality of being unable to be affected.
2. The ability to prevent any penetration.
  Synonyms: impenetrability, impermeability

Translations

the quality of being unable to be affected

Russian: невосприи́мчивость (ru) f (nevospriímčivostʹ), неуязви́мость (ru) f (neujazvímostʹ)
Ukrainian: несприйня́тливість f (nespryjnjátlyvistʹ), невразли́вість f (nevrazlývistʹ)

the ability to prevent any penetration

Finnish: läpäisemättömyys (fi)
Irish: neamh-thréscaoilteacht f
Italian: inaccessibilità f
Polish: nieprzepuszczalność f
Russian: непроница́емость (ru) f (nepronicájemostʹ)
Ukrainian: непрони́кність f (nepronýknistʹ)

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