crashproof

[ krash-proof ]

adjective

1. (of a vehicle) resistant to damage and as safe as possible for the occupants in the event of a crash.
2. that cannot be smashed or broken.

Word History and Origins

Origin of crashproof¹

crash ¹ + -proof

Example Sentences

Farhad: Now, none of this means they’ll be crashproof anytime soon, and we’ll most likely see many more deaths in cars driven by computers.

From New York Times

Such a portfolio is not crashproof, but it’s crash-resistant.

From Forbes

Fast, crashproof, simple, attractive, and it speaks to all the online calendars like Google’s and iCloud’s.

From New York Times

Called the Nadar, it is fire-and crashproof.

From Time Magazine Archive

To begin with," said Gordon, addressing a meeting of the National Safety Congress in Chicago, "it is completely unrealistic even to talk about a foolproof and crashproof car.

From Time Magazine Archive