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Meanings of unconquered in English
Usage of unconquered in English
1
Yet no war can be counted as won whilst foes remain unconquered.
2
How the habit of thinking the unconquered land theirs would encourage Israel.
3
But the immense wound disappeared in the immensity of the unconquered wall.
4
Convergence Culture:The web remains unconquered territory for mass brands, writes Haydn Shaughnessy.
5
But they might remain unconquered for a long time, here on Venus.
6
The unconquered parts of the island retained some purity and some precision.
7
The ocean was a new and formidable foe, hitherto unconquered and unexplored.
8
She must have died game, however: from the part that remained unconquered.
9
De Kalb died as he had lived, the unconquered friend of liberty.
10
Had the Irish remained honest pagans, Ireland perhaps had remained unconquered still.
11
There is no time after this moment, to settle the unconquered areas.
12
Only the unconquered move as Persis moved, as though shod with wings.
13
When you have grown stronger then give battle to these unconquered veterans.
14
Germany to-day is great and unconquered, but Germany has lost her opportunity.
15
He looked upon the sky, a man unconquered, unbeaten, undaunted by life.
16
But I, without a scratch, how can I meet the unconquered Edward?
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