Unattackable for Dummies

Hey there! I totally get that some words might seem a bit tricky to understand, but don't worry, I'm here to help you out! So, let's have a chat about the word "unattackable".

When we break down the word, we can see two parts: "un-" and "attackable". The "un-" at the beginning is like a magic wand that makes a word have the opposite meaning. In this case, it makes "attackable" become the opposite of itself. So, if something is attackable, it means that it can be attacked. And if it's unattackable, it means that it cannot be attacked.

Now, let's try to put it into a story that might help make it clearer. Imagine you have a fortress, like a big castle with high walls, surrounded by a deep moat full of hungry alligators. This fortress is built so well that no matter what anyone tries, they simply cannot find a way to attack it. So, we can say that the fortress is unattackable because no enemy can successfully attack it.

To make it even clearer, think about a little turtle in its hard, protective shell. When the turtle pulls its head, legs, and tail inside the shell, it becomes unattackable by predators like big birds or other animals who might want to harm it.

So, my dear student, "unattackable" simply means that something or someone cannot be attacked or harmed. It's like having an invisible shield or a superpower that makes you invincible, protecting you from any attack or harm that might come your way.

Just remember, even if something is unattackable, it's always important to treat others with kindness and respect, because that's the true superpower that makes our world a better place.