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indomitable
Meaning: impossible to defeat, discourage, or subdue
indomitable in a sentence
How indomitable is used in real sentences:
Despite repeated setbacks, the reformer remained indomitable.
Her indomitable resolve carried her through years of fierce opposition.
“Her distaste for the alloy remained, but her indomitable commitment had kept the dispute from defeating the sculpture before it could speak for itself.”
— from the passage Against the Metal
Synonyms for indomitable
Other words for indomitable — unconquerable, unyielding and invincible — carry the same meaning.
- unconquerable
- unyielding
- invincible
Antonyms of indomitable
Words that mean the opposite of indomitable:
- defeated
- yielding
- submissive
Where it comes from
From Latin indomitabilis, meaning 'untamable.'
Memory hook
IN-DOMITABLE means not able to be dominated or defeated.
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