What is another word for invincibility?

Pronunciation: [ɪnvˌɪnsɪbˈɪlɪti] (IPA)

Invincibility is a state of being impervious to harm or damage. There are many synonyms for invincibility, some of which include indestructibility, immortality, impregnability, invulnerability, and bulletproofness. Indestructibility suggests that something cannot be destroyed, whereas immortality implies that something cannot be killed. Impregnability refers to a state of being difficult or impossible to breach, and invulnerability indicates an inability to be harmed. Bulletproofness means that something is resistant to bullets or other forms of penetration. All of these terms convey a sense of invincibility, suggesting that something or someone is invulnerable to harm or damage.

What are the opposite words for invincibility?

The antonyms for the word "invincibility" include vulnerability, weakness, frailty, and mortality. When someone is not invincible, they are susceptible to harm, injury, and failure. Vulnerability refers to the state of being exposed to danger or harm, while weakness means lacking strength or power. Frailty indicates a delicate and weak condition, while mortality refers to the state of being subject to death. All these antonyms suggest the opposite of invincibility, highlighting the importance of recognizing our limitations and imperfections in a world that can be both unpredictable and challenging.

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Usage examples for Invincibility

Both sides fought with a stubbornness absolutely unknown in European wars, but the regiments of the Union army seemed to be inspired with that higher invincibility of purpose which characterized their great leader.
"The Struggle for Missouri"
John McElroy
This siege of nine weeks' duration had cost him severe losses, among them being Generals Caffarelli and Bon: but worst of all was the loss of that reputation for invincibility which he had hitherto enjoyed.
"The Life of Napoleon I (Volumes, 1 and 2)"
John Holland Rose
Already in this first "small fight" the Spaniards had learned a lesson, and might even entertain a doubt of their invincibility.
"History of the United Netherlands, 1586-89, Vol. II. Complete"
John Lothrop Motley Last Updated: February 7, 2009

Famous quotes with Invincibility

  • From 1887 up to the end of his Premiership in 1905, he was the most skilful of all the House of Commons speakers of his day, with the exception of...Gladstone...he was a brave man—and a fearless one. In comparatively small things he shrank from conclusions and thus gave a false impression of irresolution, but on fundamental issues he never flinched or meandered. He was through and through a patriot and never lost confidence in the invincibility of his country...Clearly he was not the man to stimulate and organise the activity of the Navy in a crisis. But he was an ideal man for the Foreign Office and to assist the Cabinet on big issues. His contributions in the War and afterwards in the making of Peace were of the highest order. In personal charm he was easily first among all the statesmen with whom I came in contact. As to his intellectual gifts I doubt whether I ever met so illuminating an intelligence inside the Council Chamber.
    Arthur Balfour
  • The Western world certainly has all the physical and human tools it needs to restore civilization in the Third World and resume the work of Lord Cromer. But it lacks the legal and political tools, and until it has those it shouldn't even try. As in Vietnam, it ends up just handing victories to its adversaries, who use the result as simply one more piece of evidence that demonstrates their invincibility.
    Curtis Yarvin

Related words: invincible, invincibility, invulnerable

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