indomitable
impossible to subdue or defeat
Word origin: From Latin domitare, to tame.
Indomitable in a sentence
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Her indomitable spirit carried the team through every setback.
Her indomitable spirit carried the expedition forward even after the loss of half its supplies.
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The negotiator's reputation for blank served her well: rivals who tried to outwait her invariably found that she had already anticipated their stalling and arranged a fallback months in advance.
Using “indomitable” well
Indomitable describes a will or person that cannot be subdued or defeated, and it contrasts with yielding and submissive.
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