unconquerable

Examples

• All

• On May 2, 1942, President Roosevelt declared that "in the future an unconquerable China will play its proper role in maintaining peace and prosperity not only in Eastern Asia but in the whole world."

  Academic text (2000)

• Although worries concerning the future were admitted, such problems were not perceived as unconquerable.

  Academic text (1990)

• I thank whatever gods may be... for my unconquerable soul.

  Invictus (2009)

• Then she said, "I thank whatever gods may be for my unconquerable soul."

  Fiction book (1995)

• I give you the undefeated, the unconquerable,

  Pippi Longstocking (1997)

• Walter Benjamin once wrote about the nature of his strength that "my patience is unconquerable."

  Academic text (1991)

• Unconquerable because they're strong and free, because they have faith in themselves, and in God.

  Unconquered (1947)

• Despite numerous challenges, her unconquerable spirit kept her pursuing her goals.

• The team showed their unconquerable determination by coming back to win the match.

• Through every hardship, he maintained an unconquerable belief that success was within reach.

Synonyms

I

invincible

vsunconquerable

92 6.5

Too strong to be defeated

stresses impossibility of being overcome without implying great power

U

unstoppable

vsunconquerable

79 4.0

Impossible to prevent from continuing or reaching its goal

is about being impossible to defeat or overcome rather than continuous progress

I

insurmountable

vsunconquerable

33 8.5

Impossible to get past

is about being undefeatable in general, not only being a hard barrier

U

unbeatable

vsunconquerable

30 3.4

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

asserts absolute impossibility rather than high difficulty of defeat

U

unassailable

vsunconquerable

11 8.0

So strong that no one can attack, defeat, or prove it wrong

is narrower, focusing mainly on defeat or being overcome

I

impregnable

vsunconquerable

10 7.9

Too strong and well protected for anyone to capture or defeat

is broader, applying to defeat or overcoming in any sense

I

insuperable

vsunconquerable

• Formal

2 9.1

So hard that no one can get past it

refers to people or things that cannot be defeated rather than obstacles

U

undefeatable

vsunconquerable

2 4.9

Too strong for anyone to beat

refers to being unbeatable in strength or resistance rather than contest only

U

unbreachable

vsunconquerable

1 7.7

So strong that no one can break into or get past it

covers inability to be overcome more generally beyond breaking through

U

unsurmountable

vsunconquerable

1 8.1

Impossible to overcome or get past, like a problem you cannot solve

focuses on not being defeated rather than specifically on problems

U

unvanquishable

vsunconquerable

9.9

Cannot be defeated

focuses more on inability to be overcome than sheer power

U

unsubduable

vsunconquerable

9.9

Not able to be defeated or controlled

is about not being overcome generally, not only control by others

I

inexpugnable

vsunconquerable

9.9

No one can beat or prove it wrong

centres on physical or general overcoming rather than argument or refute

U

unattackable

vsunconquerable

8.6

Others cannot attack or harm it

speaks to overall defeat or overcoming beyond mere attack resistance

U

unopposable

vsunconquerable

8.3

Impossible to resist or argue against

is about failing to defeat or overcome rather than only opposition

Antonyms

C

conquerable

1 5.6

Can be defeated or brought under control

How Conquerable

weak

524 1.0

vulnerable

581 4.0

resilient

66 5.4

resistant

8 3.7

unconquerable

4 7.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology