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foolproof
[ fool-proof ]
adjective
- involving no risk or harm, even when tampered with.
- never-failing:
a foolproof method.
foolproof
/ ˈڳːˌː /
adjective
- proof against failure; infallible
a foolproof idea
- (esp of machines) proof against human misuse, error, etc
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of foolproof1
Example Sentences
And while their options looked good on paper entering the year, Tuesday served as a reminder that, for now at least, they are far from having foolproof insurance plans.
Their plan seemed foolproof... had they not made the mistake of underestimating a hot Latina with a vocal cadence comparable to that of Jennifer Coolidge.
Does love erupt thanks to some undefinable equation that just sort of happens, or can we approach dating like a science, mixing and matching personality traits until we’ve created a foolproof pairing?
The 58-year-old, from Derby, paid for a Safe Hands plan in 2017 after seeing the firm advertised on television, and said she thought her investment was "foolproof".
It’s simple to operate, fairly foolproof and compact.
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