Invulnerability (Noun)

The property of being invulnerable; the property of being incapable of being hurt (physically or emotionally).

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The superhero's invulnerability to bullets and explosions made her a formidable opponent in battle.
Her years of experience and success had given her a sense of invulnerability, but it was shattered when she faced her first major failure.
The child's invulnerability to criticism was a result of her parents' constant praise and encouragement.
The company's financial invulnerability was due to its diversified investments and strong cash reserves.
The athlete's invulnerability to pain allowed her to push through the injury and finish the game.

Having the strength to withstand attack.

Nouns denoting natural processes.

The superhero's invulnerability made him nearly unbeatable in battle, as he could withstand even the strongest attacks from his enemies.
The citadel's strategic location and fortified walls gave it invulnerability to siege warfare, allowing it to withstand months of bombardment.
Her invulnerability to criticism was a result of years of dealing with harsh comments and negative feedback from her peers.
The advanced materials used in the construction of the tank provided it with invulnerability to most forms of shrapnel and ballistic penetration.
The ancient city's remote location gave it invulnerability to the invading forces, making it a safe haven for the fleeing population.