Definition of invincibility in English:

invincibility

noun ɪnvɪnsɪˈbɪlɪtiɪnˌvɪnsəˈbɪlədi

mass noun

The quality of being too powerful to be defeated or overcome.
he gave off an aura of invincibility
Example sentencesExamples
- With my new found invincibility, not even the crab droid could stop me.
- She knows now that it was supposed to be a way for her to convince herself of her own invincibility, that cocaine didn't rule her life.
- He, in effect, fell victim to the myths of his own invincibility.
- The reason for his seeming invincibility lies in the clairvoyant powers of his sorceress sidekick, Cassandra.
- He seems to have become too close to his subject, enamored of the invincibility of a guerrilla movement.
- By being off booze for a year, is there any chance that this magical invincibility might come back?
- The consummate skill of his intricate guitar-playing remains a defining feature, flitting between upbeat to downright poignant with supreme invincibility.
- History is replete with overextended conquerors, who suffered from invincibility complexes, ultimately becoming conquered themselves.
- We set the stage for the rest of our lives in this decade of invincibility.
- My sense of well being and invincibility has been totally shredded and I feel as though I'm hurtling through space with nothing to grab onto.

Definition of invincibility in US English:

invincibility

nouninˌvinsəˈbilədēɪnˌvɪnsəˈbɪlədi

The quality of being too powerful to be defeated or overcome.
he gave off an aura of invincibility
Example sentencesExamples
- She knows now that it was supposed to be a way for her to convince herself of her own invincibility, that cocaine didn't rule her life.
- He seems to have become too close to his subject, enamored of the invincibility of a guerrilla movement.
- The consummate skill of his intricate guitar-playing remains a defining feature, flitting between upbeat to downright poignant with supreme invincibility.
- The reason for his seeming invincibility lies in the clairvoyant powers of his sorceress sidekick, Cassandra.
- He, in effect, fell victim to the myths of his own invincibility.
- We set the stage for the rest of our lives in this decade of invincibility.
- My sense of well being and invincibility has been totally shredded and I feel as though I'm hurtling through space with nothing to grab onto.
- History is replete with overextended conquerors, who suffered from invincibility complexes, ultimately becoming conquered themselves.
- With my new found invincibility, not even the crab droid could stop me.
- By being off booze for a year, is there any chance that this magical invincibility might come back?

单词	invincibility
释义	Definition of invincibility in English: invincibility noun ɪnvɪnsɪˈbɪlɪtiɪnˌvɪnsəˈbɪlədi mass noun The quality of being too powerful to be defeated or overcome. he gave off an aura of invincibility Example sentencesExamples With my new found invincibility, not even the crab droid could stop me. She knows now that it was supposed to be a way for her to convince herself of her own invincibility, that cocaine didn't rule her life. He, in effect, fell victim to the myths of his own invincibility. The reason for his seeming invincibility lies in the clairvoyant powers of his sorceress sidekick, Cassandra. He seems to have become too close to his subject, enamored of the invincibility of a guerrilla movement. By being off booze for a year, is there any chance that this magical invincibility might come back? The consummate skill of his intricate guitar-playing remains a defining feature, flitting between upbeat to downright poignant with supreme invincibility. History is replete with overextended conquerors, who suffered from invincibility complexes, ultimately becoming conquered themselves. We set the stage for the rest of our lives in this decade of invincibility. My sense of well being and invincibility has been totally shredded and I feel as though I'm hurtling through space with nothing to grab onto. Definition of invincibility in US English: invincibility nouninˌvinsəˈbilədēɪnˌvɪnsəˈbɪlədi The quality of being too powerful to be defeated or overcome. he gave off an aura of invincibility Example sentencesExamples She knows now that it was supposed to be a way for her to convince herself of her own invincibility, that cocaine didn't rule her life. He seems to have become too close to his subject, enamored of the invincibility of a guerrilla movement. The consummate skill of his intricate guitar-playing remains a defining feature, flitting between upbeat to downright poignant with supreme invincibility. The reason for his seeming invincibility lies in the clairvoyant powers of his sorceress sidekick, Cassandra. He, in effect, fell victim to the myths of his own invincibility. We set the stage for the rest of our lives in this decade of invincibility. My sense of well being and invincibility has been totally shredded and I feel as though I'm hurtling through space with nothing to grab onto. History is replete with overextended conquerors, who suffered from invincibility complexes, ultimately becoming conquered themselves. With my new found invincibility, not even the crab droid could stop me. By being off booze for a year, is there any chance that this magical invincibility might come back?
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