invincible in Latin
invincible in Latin is invictus — invincible means impossible to defeat or overcome; too strong or powerful to beat.
invincible in Latin
invictus
Impossible to defeat, destroy, or kill; too powerful to be defeated or overcome.
invictus
Someone or something that cannot be defeated, destroyed, or killed.
What does "invincible" mean?
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adj Impossible to defeat or overcome; too strong or powerful to beat.
"The champion seemed invincible until his final match."
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invincible in a sentence
- The champion seemed invincible until his final match.
- No army is truly invincible.
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What is "invincible" in Latin?
"invincible" in Latin is invictus. invincible means: Impossible to defeat or overcome; too strong or powerful to beat.
How do you use "invincible" in a sentence?
Example: "The champion seemed invincible until his final match." In Latin, "invincible" is invictus.
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