invincibile
invincible
adjective een-veen-CHEE-bee-leh Rare
Origin: From Latin invincibilis, from in- 'not' + vincere 'to conquer'
Also means
unbeatable
Usage Note
Invincibile is invariable for gender (ends in -e): un nemico invincibile, una forza invincibile. It is used both literally (an unbeatable opponent) and figuratively (an irresistible desire or force). The plural is invincibili for both genders.
Examples
"Sembrava una squadra invincibile."
Natural Translation
It seemed like an invincible team.
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