0 not able to be defeated, or not able to be successfully controlled or dealt with: --
When the strength of the human spirit is expressed in that way, it becomes quite unconquerable.
The cool night air swirled around, reminding me distantly of the wind that had been the cause of my home going up in unconquerable flames so quickly.
Let it ever be remembered, that it is the direct influence of commerce to make the interval between the richest and the poorest man wider and more unconquerable.
Among mountain guides, the eastern wall had the reputation of being unconquerable.
I heard her wisdom, her ruthlessness, and her unconquerable love for her family and for life itself.
A headline in the sports section was headed the unconquerable man.
Not only the prejudices of the public, but what is more unconquerable, the private interests of many individuals irresistibly oppose it.
Intent upon proving her incorrect, he sets out to triumph over the unconquerable and believes to have succeeded.
