bulletproof
bu
ˈbʊ
boo
llet
lɪt
lit
proof
ˌpruf
proof
British pronunciation
/bˈʊlɪtpɹˌuːf/

Definition & Meaning of "bulletproof"in English

bulletproof
01

built in a way that does not let through any bullets or other projectiles

bulletproof definition and meaning
example
Examples
The bulletproof vest saved the officer's life during the shootout.
The car's bulletproof windows provided security for high-profile individuals.
02

guaranteed to bring success or survive challenges or criticism without being affected

example
Examples
The new security system was designed to be virtually bulletproof against cyberattacks.
Her argument was so well-researched and presented that it seemed bulletproof during the debate.
to bulletproof
01

to make resistant or impervious to bullets

example
Examples
The armored car was bulletproofed before the VIP arrived.
The bodyguard suggested bulletproofing the office door.
02

to make something extremely secure, strong, or fail-safe

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The company bulletproofed its IT system against cyberattacks.
The team bulletproofed the plan to prevent any failure.
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