The word 'undefendable' is a correct and usable term in written English. It is used to describe something that cannot be defended or protected. Example: The politician's decision was so controversial that it was ultimately undefendable.
IN ANCIENT times, Beijing built towering city walls that helped to prevent undefendable sprawl.
The first goal was simply a very good penalty but the second was an undefendable spin and strike into the bottom corner, before his curling cross set up Alvaro Negredo for the third.
According to some experts, even if all systems had worked perfectly on Black Saturday, many houses might have been undefendable.
And while crossing the Danubian provinces, before marching against Palmyra, he decided on an orderly evacuation of Dacia, an undefendable region that had been occupied by the barbarians since the time of Gallienus.
RICHARD L. HUBER New York, May 21, 2011 To the Editor: President Obama shows a lack of knowledge of reality if he expects Israel to make a "hard choice" to reduce itself to truly undefendable borders alongside an entity that is openly sworn to its destruction — Hamas by violence and the Palestinian Authority by the "right of return".
It's not easy when Steven Gerrard is firing in crosses that are almost undefendable," the Villa manager said.
Cabaye whips an almost undefendable ball to the far post, where Gouffran stoops to guide a blistering header into the bottom-right corner!
A DFES alert issued on Thursday morning said the "undefendable" towns of Northcliffe, Parkfield, Bracken Rise and Double bridge remained under "imminent threat" from fire, because of "unpredictable fire behaviour".
The former Benfica and Monaco winger, brought in for what was reportedly a club record £7m fee, was a menace from his perch on the left and created Edwards's goal with an undefendable right-footed delivery.
Then Aldo Serena, one of the better headers of a ball in Italian football history, missed by this much with a downward header from Matthäus's undefendable cross.
"There was a time when flicks on at the near post were described as "undefendable" but then teams just stopped doing it," says Gary Naylor.
