Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In an invincible manner; unconquerably; insuperably.
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- adverb In an
invincible manner;unconquerably ;insuperably .
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- adverb in an invincible manner
Etymologies
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Examples
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And he set himself then and there to smile invincibly, meaning to keep on smiling for fifty years at least -- the blind live long.
The Martian George Du Maurier 1865
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What an ironic twist of fate, then, that he becomes teacher to a class containing his precise opposite, the invincibly positive-minded Fuura Kafuka. (from: ANN)
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What an ironic twist of fate, then, that he becomes teacher to a class containing his precise opposite, the invincibly positive-minded Fuura Kafuka. (from: ANN)
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I am not arrogant or stupid enough to think I am invincibly right.
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JERUSALEM — In a shocking move that instantly shook up Israel's political scene, Defense Minister Ehud Barak defected from his Labor Party Monday, leaving in shambles the iconic movement that founded the country and ruled it invincibly for decades.
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What an ironic twist of fate, then, that he becomes teacher to a class containing his precise opposite, the invincibly positive-minded Fuura Kafuka. (from: ANN)
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The writer places us at the very inception of infringement, first, a relatively minor one calmly enacted and because by himself forgiven, probably to be followed by greater and worse, preying calmly and invincibly upon the close and trusting.
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We are becoming invincibly ignorant and I fear there is nothing to be done.
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Taking them to France, the trio lived together until Sidney dropped Lucretia, his spare, for being either "invincibly stupid, or impossibly stubborn".
Author unveils the story of real Prof Higgins and Eliza Doolittle < 2010
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It was invincibly cheerful, a toyland of white and pastel houses whose bright, uncurtained windows winked blandly through a dappling of green and yellow leaves … A man running down these streets in desperate grief was indecently out of place.
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