bullet-proof
Adjective
Meaning
Capable of resisting the force of a bullet.
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
If you can laugh in the face of adversity, you're bullet-proof.
Some people think the Nobel Prize makes you bullet-proof. I never had that illusion.
Laughter serves as a blocking agent. Like a bullet-proof vest, it may help protect you against the ravages of negative emotions that can assault you in disease.
I live in a “transitioning” area in Brooklyn and the bullet-proof Chinese liquor store was shuttered weeks ago.
Readers might recall the trip, including his stop at the MCG, where he watched Carlton take on West Coast from the inside of a specially constructed, bullet-proof glass box.
In addition, 150 lb of armor plate was installed, along with a convert bullet-proof windscreen which was set internally, behind the curved Plexiglas windscreen.