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[nawee]

Hello,

Can we use "invulnerable" to describe a person? Is it more usual to use it to describe a place or position?

"Since the athelete thought he was invulnerable, he was willing to challenge the limits of his strength without fear of injury."

Thank you,

Nawee

[Mister Micawber]

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People are often invulnerable, especially Superman.
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