indomitable
ɪnˈdɒmɪtəbl̩
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Definition of indomitable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

strengthimpossible to defeat or subdue
  • Her indomitable will inspired everyone around her.
  • His indomitable spirit led the team to victory.
  • The indomitable courage of the firefighters saved lives.
invincible unconquerable
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Expressions with indomitable

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inner strength that refuses to give up despite serious challenges
His indomitable spirit carried him through years of training and setbacks.

Origin of indomitable

Latin, in (not) + domitare (to tame)

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indomitable
impossible to subdue or defeat
indomitable
not able to be defeated or overcome
indomitable
unable to be subdued or silenced

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  1. French:indomptable, ...
  2. German:unbezwingbar, ...
  3. Italian:indomabile, ...
  4. Spanish:indomable, ...
  5. Portuguese:indomável, ...
  6. Chinese:不可征服的, ...
  7. Japanese:不屈の, ...
  8. Arabic:لا يُقْهَر, ...
  9. Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִכְנָע, ...
  10. Russian:неукротимый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:незламний, ...
  12. Hindi:अदम्य, ...
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