Definition

Noun: - The quality or state of being impossible to defeat, overcome, or conquer: "Invincibility" refers to the property of being so powerful, strong, or resilient that one cannot be beaten or subdued.

Usage and Examples

• Noun:
  • The legend spoke of the hero's invincibility in battle. (The story described the hero's quality of being undefeatable in fights.)
  • Their team's invincibility this season is remarkable. (The state of their team being undefeated this season is impressive.)
  • He had an air of invincibility that intimidated his opponents. (He projected a feeling of being unconquerable that frightened his rivals.)

Advanced Usage

• "A sense/aura of invincibility": A feeling or impression that one cannot be harmed or defeated, often used in psychological or metaphorical contexts.
  • Winning several games in a row gave the young athlete a dangerous sense of invincibility.
• "Myth of invincibility": The false idea or belief that someone or something cannot be defeated.
  • The general's early victories created a myth of invincibility that was later shattered.

Variants and Related Words

• Invincible (adjective): Impossible to defeat or overcome.
  • The fortress was thought to be invincible.
• Invincibly (adverb): In an undefeatable manner.
  • The army marched forward invincibly.

Synonyms

• Indomitability: The quality of being impossible to subdue or defeat.
• Unbeatable-ness: (Informal) The state of being unable to be beaten.
• Impregnability: The quality of being unable to be captured or broken into (often used for defenses or positions).

Antonyms

• Vulnerability: The quality of being susceptible to harm or attack.
• Defeatability: The capability of being defeated.

Noun

1. the property being difficult or impossible to defeat