ironclad (adjective)

1. The villain's plan for world domination was ironclad, nothing could stop him.

2. The gods' decree was ironclad, it could not be changed or challenged.

3. The Treaty of Versailles was an ironclad agreement that reshaped Europe after World War I.

4. The curse on the haunted house was ironclad, ensuring that anyone who entered would never escape.

1. The fashion designer created an ironclad bodice for the runway show, bringing an element of strength and modernity to the collection.

2. The ancient temple was surrounded by an ironclad fence, symbolizing the unwavering protection and devotion towards the sacred site.

3. In the animated series, the superhero wore an ironclad suit, ensuring invincibility against the villain's attacks.

4. The sculptor used an ironclad mold to create a unique piece of artwork, adding a touch of industrial aesthetics to the sculpture.

1. In H.G. Wells' novel 'The War of the Worlds', the invading aliens in their ironclad warships wreak havoc on Earth.

2. According to Greek mythology, the god Poseidon hurled an ironclad ship towards Odysseus, causing it to sink in 'The Odyssey'.

3. In J.R.R. Tolkien's 'The Lord of the Rings', the dwarves travel in an ironclad submarine called the Blacklock.

4. The animated series 'SpongeBob SquarePants' features an episode where the main characters build an ironclad boat to protect themselves from jellyfish.