unconquerable

'Then you believe more in a big army, and in what they call our unconquerable Navy, than in Almighty God?

"The Pomp of Yesterday" Joseph Hocking 1898

From the ashes of every pyre sprang the Jewish Law in unfading youth -- that indestructible, ineradicable mentality and hope, which opponents are wont to call unconquerable Jewish defiance.

Jewish Literature and Other Essays Gustav Karpeles 1878

I will not lower her by calling her unconquerable, for she has never been assailed; but I call her ever-victorious.

Slavery Ordained of God 1839

Decade after decade, the unforgettable lines of the poem Invictus, "unconquerable," were on Mandela's lips:

Nelson Mandela and the Rainbow of Culture 2001

Cut off as we are by the nature of the body, God has yet given us, in the midst of all this evil, virtue the unconquerable, meaningless in a state of tranquil safety but everything where its absence would be peril of fall.

The Six Enneads. Plotinus 1952

But he was just as much "unconquerable" among them as in the Church.

History of the Afro-American Group of the Episcopal Church George Freeman 1922

Worse even than this, the "unconquerable," though not conquered, had been checked, and that, too, not in a corner, as in Spain or at Eylau, but in the sight of all Europe, on a field chosen by himself.

The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. III. (of IV.) William Milligan Sloane 1889

But though Himself in His sinless nature "unconquerable" by temptation -- immutably secure from the world's malignant influences, it is all worthy of note, as an example to us, that He never unnecessarily braved these.

The Mind of Jesus 1856

Invictus: this song has a name that is Latin for 'unconquerable' or 'undefeated'.

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Government power, corporate power, military power, so interconnected, a ten-thousand-pound gorilla crouched over us, "unconquerable" force.

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