unsackable

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ sackable.

Adjective

unsackable (comparative more unsackable, superlative most unsackable)

1. Impossible to sack (expel from one's job).
   • 2007, Chris Masters, Jonestown: the power and the myth of Alan Jones:

     For Alan Jones to win a GPS rugby premiership in his maiden year would have made him heroic as well as unsackable. And he almost did it.

Synonyms

• unfirable