vanquishable

Examples

• All

• The army seemed strong, but with new tactics, they proved surprisingly vanquishable.

• In the story, the monster was not as vanquishable as the villagers had hoped.

• Her fears became vanquishable once she faced them with confidence.

• The vanquishable foes fell one by one.

• With determination and teamwork, they discovered that their greatest challenges were vanquishable.

• The enemy forces appeared strong, but careful planning revealed them to be vanquishable.

• She realized that self-doubt was vanquishable if she practiced self-affirmation.

Synonyms

B

beatable

vsvanquishable

4 3.7

Able to be defeated by an opponent

frames the idea as susceptibility to defeat rather than general capability

V

vincible

vsvanquishable

1 9.9

Able to be defeated

frames the idea as general susceptibility to defeat rather than denying immunity

C

conquerable

vsvanquishable

1 5.6

Can be defeated or brought under control

frames emphasis on susceptibility to defeat rather than the wider idea of control

S

subduable

vsvanquishable

8.2

Able to be controlled or made calm

frames focus on being open to defeat rather than only being controlled

R

resistible

vsvanquishable

3.9

Easy to refuse or overcome

frames the property as susceptibility to defeat rather than merely able to be opposed

Antonyms

I

invincible

92 6.5

Too strong to be defeated

U

unbeatable

30 3.4

Very hard to beat in a contest, like a team or player

How Vulnerable

defenseless

• US

77 3.5

vulnerable

581 4.0

vanquishable

• Formal

8.6

resistant

8 3.7

secure

318 3.2

invulnerable

22 7.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology