invincible
adjective
incapable of being conquered, defeated, or subdued.
invincibleness
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a word derived from
invincible.
Example Sentences
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“The bandits,” he hisses, “are those who spurned me without a hearing, who heaped injustice and ignominy upon me, who drove me from country to country, whereas I offered them superiority, invincibleness, omnipotence!”
From Facing the Flag by Jules Verne
A few years before, in his own heyday of invincibleness, Tom King would have been amused and bored by these preliminaries.
From When God Laughs: and other stories by Jack London
So, the strange imperious instantaneousness in him, impelled him to go straight to her chamber-door, and in a voice of mild invincibleness, demand immediate audience, for the matter pressed.
From Pierre; or The Ambiguities by Herman Melville
He had steel-gray eyes, and steel-gray hair, close-cropped, that stood stiff on his head like wool cards, giving him an aspect of invincibleness.
From The Life of Lyman Trumbull by Horace White
A triumphant expression of that confidence in the invincibleness of virtue, when aided by Divine Providence, and therefore a fitting conclusion of the whole masque.
From Milton's Comus by William Bell
