invinciblein a sentence
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They believe their army is invincible.invincible = impossible to defeat
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She has an invincible spirit.invincible = impossible to overcome
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A part of me still believed all those childhood stories he'd told us about how invincible he was.† (source)
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To see one would be to ask for help, and I believed myself invincible.† (source)
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He is the one who receives the messages from the Invincible One, but only she can interpret them.† (source)
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At that moment, I realized that Mamaw was not invincible.† (source)
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In addition to being immortal and invincible, our avatars could go pretty much anywhere and do pretty much anything.† (source)
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What you are talking about is invincibility.† (source)
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The body of Golo himself, being of the same supernatural substance as his steed's, overcame all material obstacles—everything that seemed to bar his way—by taking each as it might be a skeleton and embodying it in himself: the door-handle, for instance, over which, adapting itself at once, would float invincibly his red cloak or his pale face, never losing its nobility or its melancholy, never shewing any sign of trouble at such a transubstantiation.† (source)
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And in this was portrayed the victory of the spirit over the flesh, the indomitability and moral grandeur of the soul that knows no restriction and rises above time and space and matter with a surety and invincibleness born of nothing else than eternity and immortality.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-ness" converts an adjective to a noun that means the quality of. This is the same pattern you see in words like darkness, kindness, and coolness.
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For that instant, Connor feels invincible, untouchable ...but she lets go, the moment passes, and the world around him returns.† (source)
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Part of Kate believed this — a very important part, for Kate's sense of invincibility was the main thing that had sustained her all her young life alone† (source)
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Looking down at the unconscious face, it seems to Byron as though the whole man were fleeing away from the nose which holds invincibly to something yet of pride and courage above the sluttishness of vanquishment like a forgotten flag above a ruined fortress.† (source)
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I know for myself that I was shocked into admiration of the boy, and I saw in him the splendid invincibleness of immortality rising above the flesh and the fears of the flesh, as in the prophets of old, to condemn unrighteousness.† (source)
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But the four junior high girls had their own revolutionary methods that they believed were invincible.† (source)
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This was the second pillar of Blue Team's aura of invincibility.† (source)
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