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Meanings of unconquerable in English
Portuguese
inconquistável Not capable of being conquered or vanquished or overcome.
Usage of unconquerable in English
1
There was no hope but in the energies of its unconquerable chief.
2
This was their constant and unconquerable sense of personal isolation: of loneliness.
3
One spirit-thespirit of the unconquerable Confederation of the Southern States-animated all.
4
It was the one unconquerable fighting trick of the Eskimos-thatneck hold.
5
Her rough, tired voice had a ring of unconquerable pride in it.
6
Possibly a fourth trial might succeed in defeating this apparently unconquerable girl.
7
Only the dogged, out-thrust jaw remained the same as ever-obstinate and unconquerable.
8
The charm must go to one as unconquerable as I have been.
9
To such a solution of the question they feel an unconquerable aversion.
10
He beheld something fierce and unconquerable in the man's attitude and manner.
11
They little knew the unconquerable spirit with which they had to deal.
12
The only thing to do with unconquerable things is to conquer them.
13
If their vengeance was terrible, their fidelity and generosity were unconquerable also.
14
Since then Dorcas had had an unconquerable fear and dislike of dogs.
15
But because Christ is God He had an everlasting and unconquerable righteousness.
16
But suddenly I felt an unconquerable disgust to tell such a story.
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