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Meaning of vincibleness
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vincibleness (n.)
The quality or state of being vincible.
vincibleness Sentence Examples
- Despite its towering height, the mountain's vincibleness was proven by a determined mountaineer.
- The seemingly insurmountable challenge possessed an underlying vincibleness that fueled my determination.
- The boxer's unwavering spirit and impeccable technique made his opponent's vincibleness an illusion.
- The fortress, once considered impregnable, revealed its vincibleness when a clever strategist devised a cunning plan.
- The virus's rapid mutation and resistance to treatment tested the limits of medical science, but its vincibleness remained uncertain.
- The team's relentless pursuit of victory manifested in their belief in the vincibleness of their seemingly impossible goal.
- The concept of human vincibleness was challenged by the remarkable feats achieved by ordinary individuals in extraordinary circumstances.
- The tyrant's oppressive regime held sway for years, but the seeds of its vincibleness were sown in the hearts of the oppressed.
- The illusion of vincibleness often disguises the true nature of an obstacle, waiting for the moment of greatest vulnerability to strike.
- The scientist's unwavering belief in the vincibleness of the unknown drove her relentless pursuit of knowledge and innovation.
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The quality or state of being vincible.
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Despite its towering height, the mountain's vincibleness was proven by a determined mountaineer.
The seemingly insurmountable challenge possessed an underlying vincibleness that fueled my determination.
The boxer's unwavering spirit and impeccable technique made his opponent's vincibleness an illusion.
The fortress, once considered impregnable, revealed its vincibleness when a clever strategist devised a cunning plan.
