ironclad
/ˈaɪərnˌklæd/Definitions
1. noun
A warship with a hull made of iron or steel, especially one of the 19th century.
“The ironclad was a significant development in naval warfare during the American Civil War.”
2. adjective
Completely secure or guaranteed, especially by law or a formal agreement.
“The court’s decision was seen as ironclad evidence of the company’s guilt.”
3. adjective
Completely waterproof or airtight.
“The ironclad bag kept the camera dry in the rain.”