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Impenetrable
Impenetrable adjective - Being beyond one's powers to know, understand, or explain.
Usage example: the mysteries of that religion are completely impenetrable to outsiders
Nearby Words: impenetrability, impenetrably
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The opponent simply takes the early-game punishment while steadily setting up their board, then late-game, clear the opponent's field and dole out punishment of their own with a nigh impenetrable board, often while at low health.
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Given that the book is about robbing a near-impenetrable vault to steal from Hades' private treasury there are clear parallels between Dresden's mind-child and Athena, who burst, fully-formed, from Zeus' skull.
Source: Mr. Seahorse
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