Nearindestructible
Nearindestructible is an adjective describing something that is extremely resistant to destruction, to the point that it is nearly impossible to damage under expected conditions. The term is informal and widely used in marketing, popular science, and fiction, and is usually written as near-indestructible or near indestructible; nearindestructible is a coined form encountered in some texts.
In engineering and materials science, "near-indestructible" denotes performance that approaches feasibility limits for a given application,
Materials commonly associated with near-indestructible performance include ultrahigh-strength steels, tungsten carbide, ceramic composites used in armor
Even the most durable materials have limits. Brittle fracture, wear, fatigue, corrosion, and thermal degradation can
The term is largely rhetorical and context-dependent. In formal writing, "extremely durable" or "highly resistant" may