unconfrontable

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ confrontable.

Adjective

unconfrontable (comparative more unconfrontable, superlative most unconfrontable)

1. That cannot be confronted.
   • 1995, Frank A. Gerbode, Beyond Psychology: An Introduction to Methapsychology:

     In other words, the dentist is unconfrontable mainly because she serves as a reminder of some earlier unpleasant experience.