Definition of unconquerable in English:

unconquerable

adjectiveʌnˈkɒŋk(ə)rəb(ə)lˌənˈkɑŋk(ə)rəbəl

(especially of a place, people, or emotion) not conquerable.
an unconquerable pride
Example sentencesExamples
- Sequels appeal to a pre-sold audience, so story issues like character development and unconquerable antagonists are unnecessary.
- She had managed to stay completely unruffled during the entire conversation, defying what he knew about humans and their unconquerable pride.
- Brad Pitt, who heads a stellar cast as the unconquerable hero Achilles, was intrigued by his complex, multi-faceted character.
- In Vietnam, the most visible resurgence comes from the unconquerable spirit of entrepreneurial Saigon.
- Maybe the rest of the city is quivering in terror, cowering at home, hiding with unconquerable fear?
- Natural law has more power when nature proves itself unconquerable, when a black front moves across those wide plains skies followed by tornadoes.
- But, in medical parlance, it is the body's response to a situation or an environment that is unwelcome, unwarranted, unconquerable and unplanned.
- This strength, this invincibility, this unconquerable identification caused the Prudential Insurance Company in 1896 to use the Rock as their brand to symbolize a defense from all obstacles.
- Until the Germans collapsed, they seemed unconquerable; but so was Clemenceau.
- The Fringe is simply an unconquerable cliff-face of theatre.
- She has been through so much and lasted so long because her unconquerable spirit wouldn't let her stay down.
- He has arrived with his virtually unconquerable army and besieged Jerusalem.
- Rugged, mountainous, impenetrable, recalcitrant and peopled by an enemy hardened and fanatical, it was considered unconquerable.
- In all seriousness, we now must ask what challenges remain unconquerable by O'Brien - if he said he was going to walk on the planet Mars next year, would you bet against him?
- The sun is invincible, unconquerable, the highest ideal of the self and the highest aspiration of the soul.
- For many physically disabled people, steps leading into a public transportation vehicle are unconquerable barriers, and public transport in Indonesia generally do not have handicap-access, such as ramps.
- Deron was strong, sizeable, and seemingly unconquerable.
- When it comes to free trade, as Adam Smith once opined, ‘Not only the prejudices of the public, but what is much more unconquerable, the private interests of many individuals, irresistibly oppose it.’
- The film asks us to see our own planet as an alien planet, and to look again at the unconquerable alienness of other people, at the enigma of absence and presence, death and life.
- The spirit reminds me a lot of the late-seventies San Diego Cons which were just big enough that there was always something to do but not so big that they felt unconquerable.
Synonyms
invincible, unbeatable, unassailable, impregnable, invulnerable, unsurpassable, unshakeable

Derivatives

unconquerableness

noun

unconquerably

adverbʌnˈkɒŋk(ə)rəbliˌənˈkɑŋk(ə)rəbli

Like a chunk of glacier that has somehow run aground in the middle of downtown, it evokes the unconquerably primordial nature of the Pacific Northwest's landscape.
Example sentencesExamples
- Olive is an ordinary but unconquerably optimistic girl with a fascination for beauty contests.
- In contrast, the towers and anchors stand unconquerably rigid and strong.
- However, please forgive my teasing, for I am in an unconquerably joyous mood.
- He will give no room in himself to thoughts other than those of God, and his soul will be unconquerably pure and will alone break all the bonds of mind and matter and become serenely free.

Definition of unconquerable in US English:

unconquerable

adjectiveˌənˈkäNGk(ə)rəbəlˌənˈkɑŋk(ə)rəbəl

(especially of a place, people, or emotion) not conquerable.
an unconquerable pride
Example sentencesExamples
- For many physically disabled people, steps leading into a public transportation vehicle are unconquerable barriers, and public transport in Indonesia generally do not have handicap-access, such as ramps.
- She had managed to stay completely unruffled during the entire conversation, defying what he knew about humans and their unconquerable pride.
- When it comes to free trade, as Adam Smith once opined, ‘Not only the prejudices of the public, but what is much more unconquerable, the private interests of many individuals, irresistibly oppose it.’
- The spirit reminds me a lot of the late-seventies San Diego Cons which were just big enough that there was always something to do but not so big that they felt unconquerable.
- Sequels appeal to a pre-sold audience, so story issues like character development and unconquerable antagonists are unnecessary.
- The Fringe is simply an unconquerable cliff-face of theatre.
- She has been through so much and lasted so long because her unconquerable spirit wouldn't let her stay down.
- The film asks us to see our own planet as an alien planet, and to look again at the unconquerable alienness of other people, at the enigma of absence and presence, death and life.
- Rugged, mountainous, impenetrable, recalcitrant and peopled by an enemy hardened and fanatical, it was considered unconquerable.
- He has arrived with his virtually unconquerable army and besieged Jerusalem.
- Brad Pitt, who heads a stellar cast as the unconquerable hero Achilles, was intrigued by his complex, multi-faceted character.
- In all seriousness, we now must ask what challenges remain unconquerable by O'Brien - if he said he was going to walk on the planet Mars next year, would you bet against him?
- This strength, this invincibility, this unconquerable identification caused the Prudential Insurance Company in 1896 to use the Rock as their brand to symbolize a defense from all obstacles.
- The sun is invincible, unconquerable, the highest ideal of the self and the highest aspiration of the soul.
- Until the Germans collapsed, they seemed unconquerable; but so was Clemenceau.
- But, in medical parlance, it is the body's response to a situation or an environment that is unwelcome, unwarranted, unconquerable and unplanned.
- Natural law has more power when nature proves itself unconquerable, when a black front moves across those wide plains skies followed by tornadoes.
- Deron was strong, sizeable, and seemingly unconquerable.
- In Vietnam, the most visible resurgence comes from the unconquerable spirit of entrepreneurial Saigon.
- Maybe the rest of the city is quivering in terror, cowering at home, hiding with unconquerable fear?
Synonyms
invincible, unbeatable, unassailable, impregnable, invulnerable, unsurpassable, unshakeable

单词	unconquerable
释义	Definition of unconquerable in English: unconquerable adjectiveʌnˈkɒŋk(ə)rəb(ə)lˌənˈkɑŋk(ə)rəbəl (especially of a place, people, or emotion) not conquerable. an unconquerable pride Example sentencesExamples Sequels appeal to a pre-sold audience, so story issues like character development and unconquerable antagonists are unnecessary. She had managed to stay completely unruffled during the entire conversation, defying what he knew about humans and their unconquerable pride. Brad Pitt, who heads a stellar cast as the unconquerable hero Achilles, was intrigued by his complex, multi-faceted character. In Vietnam, the most visible resurgence comes from the unconquerable spirit of entrepreneurial Saigon. Maybe the rest of the city is quivering in terror, cowering at home, hiding with unconquerable fear? Natural law has more power when nature proves itself unconquerable, when a black front moves across those wide plains skies followed by tornadoes. But, in medical parlance, it is the body's response to a situation or an environment that is unwelcome, unwarranted, unconquerable and unplanned. This strength, this invincibility, this unconquerable identification caused the Prudential Insurance Company in 1896 to use the Rock as their brand to symbolize a defense from all obstacles. Until the Germans collapsed, they seemed unconquerable; but so was Clemenceau. The Fringe is simply an unconquerable cliff-face of theatre. She has been through so much and lasted so long because her unconquerable spirit wouldn't let her stay down. He has arrived with his virtually unconquerable army and besieged Jerusalem. Rugged, mountainous, impenetrable, recalcitrant and peopled by an enemy hardened and fanatical, it was considered unconquerable. In all seriousness, we now must ask what challenges remain unconquerable by O'Brien - if he said he was going to walk on the planet Mars next year, would you bet against him? The sun is invincible, unconquerable, the highest ideal of the self and the highest aspiration of the soul. For many physically disabled people, steps leading into a public transportation vehicle are unconquerable barriers, and public transport in Indonesia generally do not have handicap-access, such as ramps. Deron was strong, sizeable, and seemingly unconquerable. When it comes to free trade, as Adam Smith once opined, ‘Not only the prejudices of the public, but what is much more unconquerable, the private interests of many individuals, irresistibly oppose it.’ The film asks us to see our own planet as an alien planet, and to look again at the unconquerable alienness of other people, at the enigma of absence and presence, death and life. The spirit reminds me a lot of the late-seventies San Diego Cons which were just big enough that there was always something to do but not so big that they felt unconquerable. Synonyms invincible, unbeatable, unassailable, impregnable, invulnerable, unsurpassable, unshakeable Derivatives unconquerableness noun unconquerably adverbʌnˈkɒŋk(ə)rəbliˌənˈkɑŋk(ə)rəbli Like a chunk of glacier that has somehow run aground in the middle of downtown, it evokes the unconquerably primordial nature of the Pacific Northwest's landscape. Example sentencesExamples Olive is an ordinary but unconquerably optimistic girl with a fascination for beauty contests. In contrast, the towers and anchors stand unconquerably rigid and strong. However, please forgive my teasing, for I am in an unconquerably joyous mood. He will give no room in himself to thoughts other than those of God, and his soul will be unconquerably pure and will alone break all the bonds of mind and matter and become serenely free. Definition of unconquerable in US English: unconquerable adjectiveˌənˈkäNGk(ə)rəbəlˌənˈkɑŋk(ə)rəbəl (especially of a place, people, or emotion) not conquerable. an unconquerable pride Example sentencesExamples For many physically disabled people, steps leading into a public transportation vehicle are unconquerable barriers, and public transport in Indonesia generally do not have handicap-access, such as ramps. She had managed to stay completely unruffled during the entire conversation, defying what he knew about humans and their unconquerable pride. When it comes to free trade, as Adam Smith once opined, ‘Not only the prejudices of the public, but what is much more unconquerable, the private interests of many individuals, irresistibly oppose it.’ The spirit reminds me a lot of the late-seventies San Diego Cons which were just big enough that there was always something to do but not so big that they felt unconquerable. Sequels appeal to a pre-sold audience, so story issues like character development and unconquerable antagonists are unnecessary. The Fringe is simply an unconquerable cliff-face of theatre. She has been through so much and lasted so long because her unconquerable spirit wouldn't let her stay down. The film asks us to see our own planet as an alien planet, and to look again at the unconquerable alienness of other people, at the enigma of absence and presence, death and life. Rugged, mountainous, impenetrable, recalcitrant and peopled by an enemy hardened and fanatical, it was considered unconquerable. He has arrived with his virtually unconquerable army and besieged Jerusalem. Brad Pitt, who heads a stellar cast as the unconquerable hero Achilles, was intrigued by his complex, multi-faceted character. In all seriousness, we now must ask what challenges remain unconquerable by O'Brien - if he said he was going to walk on the planet Mars next year, would you bet against him? This strength, this invincibility, this unconquerable identification caused the Prudential Insurance Company in 1896 to use the Rock as their brand to symbolize a defense from all obstacles. The sun is invincible, unconquerable, the highest ideal of the self and the highest aspiration of the soul. Until the Germans collapsed, they seemed unconquerable; but so was Clemenceau. But, in medical parlance, it is the body's response to a situation or an environment that is unwelcome, unwarranted, unconquerable and unplanned. Natural law has more power when nature proves itself unconquerable, when a black front moves across those wide plains skies followed by tornadoes. Deron was strong, sizeable, and seemingly unconquerable. In Vietnam, the most visible resurgence comes from the unconquerable spirit of entrepreneurial Saigon. Maybe the rest of the city is quivering in terror, cowering at home, hiding with unconquerable fear? Synonyms invincible, unbeatable, unassailable, impregnable, invulnerable, unsurpassable, unshakeable
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