Indomitable Definition

ĭn-dŏmĭ-tə-bəl
adjective
Not easily discouraged, defeated, or subdued; unyielding; unconquerable.
Webster's New World
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Origin of Indomitable

  • Late Latin indomitābilis Latin in- not in–1 Latin domitāre to tame frequentative of domāre to subdue demə- in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From the Late Latin indomitabilis, in- "not" + domitare frequentive of domare "to tame"

    From Wiktionary

Indomitable Sentence Examples

  • Doria was a man of indomitable energy and a great admiral.

  • It was possible only to a leader of indomitable will.

  • The Marsi were a hardy mountain people, famed for their simple habits and indomitable courage.

  • It pained Dean to see her 30 pounds thinner, wearing an ill fitting wig in place of her waist-length ebony hair, but her indomitable spirit continued to leave him in awe.

  • At Rignano the indomitable Ranulf again utterly defeated the king, but in April 1139 Ranulf died, leaving none to oppose Roger, who subdued pitilessly the last of the rebels.

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