Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The quality possessed by some persons of a rude physical type of being comparatively difficult to wound seriously, that is, of recovering easily from wounds or injuries.
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Examples
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"I asked," he says, "at the central hospital, the Santé, where all persons who become seriously ill in the prisons of the Seine are looked after, if this disvulnerability had ever been noticed.
Crime and Its Causes William Douglas Morrison 1898
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