unquashable

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ quashable.

Adjective

unquashable (comparative more unquashable, superlative most unquashable)

1. That cannot be quashed.
   • 2008, Qanta Ahmed, In the land of invisible women, page 66:

     Ghadah's beauty was radiant, unquashable. No abbayah could vanquish this resilient, gleaming woman.