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Meanings of indomitable courage in English
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Usage of indomitable courage in English
1
Only a man of indomitable courage would have attempted such a feat.
2
How much of indomitable courage and firmness is taught by those hills!
3
He possessed indomitable courage, a stubborn will which stood him in good stead.
4
General Shelby was distinguished for his indomitable courage, iron constitution, and clear intellect.
5
Hope was gone; was he to lose his indomitable courage also?
6
Elizabeth possessed a strong will, indomitable courage, admirable judgment, and great political tact.
7
Yet with all these characteristics was blended her father's indomitable courage and tenacity.
8
I suppose it was the reverse mirror of her indomitable courage.
9
Give to us the indomitable courage to go to the bottom of Ruin itself.
10
He too had his courage, as a rat has indomitable courage in the end.
11
It was the work of science, endurance and indomitable courage.
12
Once more an army took the field with indomitable courage.
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Although their army was routed at many points the Northern officers showed indomitable courage.
14
Upon this indomitable courage, the proprietor-wellknowing that it exists-baseshis hopes of speculation.
15
No Puritan splendor of independence and indomitable courage outshines theirs.
16
But Margaret was neither passionately loving nor of indomitable courage.
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