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Definition of indomitability - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
unconquerable spiritRare quality of being impossible to subdue or defeatRare
- Her indomitability inspired everyone during the crisis.
2.
determinationRare state of being resolute and tenaciousRare
- The team's indomitability led them to victory.
Origin of indomitability
Latin, in (not) + domitare (to tame)
Examples of indomitability in a sentence
The team's indomitability led them to victory. Her indomitability inspired everyone around her. Despite challenges, his indomitability never wavered.
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- French:indomptabilité, détermination, ...
- German:Unbezwingbarkeit, Unnachgiebigkeit, ...
- Italian:spirito indomabile, tenacia, ...
- Spanish:espíritu indomable, ...
- Portuguese:espírito indomável, ...
- Chinese:坚韧不拔, 不屈不挠, ...
- Japanese:不屈の精神, 不屈, ...
- Arabic:عَزيمَة لا تُقهَر, عَدَم القَهْر, ...
- Hebrew:חֲסַר־נִשְׁבָּרִוּת, נְחִישׁוּת, ...
- Russian:неукротимость, непоколебимость, ...
- Ukrainian:незламність, непохитність, ...
- Hindi:अविजेयता, अटलता, ...
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