| 单词 | vincible |
| 释义 | vincible (once / 1055 pages) adj Vincible describes something that is easily overcome, like a young and inexperienced army or a mild fear of heights. You're probably more familiar with the antonym of vincible, the adjective invincible, which means "unbeatable." Its opposite is much more rarely used, but it can be useful for talking about something — or someone — that can be defeated. The Latin root word of vincible, vincere, means "to conquer," and it's also the origin of the words victor and victorious. WORD FAMILYvincible: invincible+/invincible: invincibility, invinciblest, invincibly USAGE EXAMPLESShe says the attitude tends to be "vincible ignorance" - what Aldous Huxley described as "not knowing because we don't want to". BBC(Nov 02, 2015) Big data and advanced analytics are a huge opportunity for retailers – and one which should never be shelved due to vincible adoption blockers. Forbes(May 13, 2015) Within 14 minutes it was obvious that Coventry were, indeed, vincible. The Guardian(Jan 06, 2013) adj susceptible to being defeated Syn beatable, vanquishable conquerable subject to being conquered or overcome |
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