unconquerably
- adverb
- /ʌnˈkɒŋkərəbli/
:
invenciblemente
- He faced the harsh conditions unconquerably, never showing any sign of weakness.
Examples
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She faced challenges unconquerably.
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They fought unconquerably against oppression.
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Despite many setbacks, she continued unconquerably toward her goal.
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The team played unconquerably, refusing to let their spirits drop after losing the first half.
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She faced every challenge unconquerably, refusing to let anything hold her back.
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Despite the difficulties, he continued to pursue his dreams unconquerably and without fear.
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The team's spirit remained unconquerably high, even after a tough loss.
Synonyms
15
8.3
In a way that cannot be stopped or changed
1
4.5
Nothing can stop it
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8.1
In a way that cannot be beaten
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8.8
In a way that cannot be overcome
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7.0
In a very firm way that does not change or get weaker
In a way that keeps trying and never gives up
In a way that no one can defeat or capture
In a way that cannot be overcome
In a way that does not bend or give up under strong pressure
How Conquerable
Surface Forms
Morphology
unconquerably = unconquerable (transparent) = un + conquer + able + ly
The adverb is formed by adding the productive adverbial suffix '-ly' to the clearly analyzable adjective 'unconquerable'.
Etymology
The word unconquerably breaks into un- ('not'), conquer ('to win or defeat') and -able ('able'), with -ly to make it an adverb. So it means 'in a way that cannot be defeated', like a conqueror who never loses.