indomitable
ادمی
definition
adjective
a woman of indomitable spirit
impossible to subdue or defeat.
example
To be successful one should have a combination of curiosity, imagination and 'indomitable' spirit.
But that was without giving due reckoning to this team's 'indomitable' spirit.
As the exhibition clearly demonstrates, she has become an icon of 'indomitable' spirit and hope.
After all, I have an 'indomitable' spirit, and a little blood-letting was not going to buckle me.
She is a woman with an 'indomitable' spirit and unshakeable views.
But they got there and have remained due to their 'indomitable' spirit.
Seeding a great vision and an 'indomitable' spirit to achieve India's freedom took place around 1857.
Yet her heart is not broken, nor is her 'indomitable' spirit.
It was typical of the 'indomitable' spirit of these women that all the way, despite the pain, she joked with those who were carrying her.
Is it the 'indomitable' spirit that drives the exhaustion out of him?
He was struck by the 'indomitable' spirit of the Tibetans, impressed enough to want to contribute somehow.
Their energy is bottomless, their spirit 'indomitable' , their contribution invaluable.
Yet, in the midst of this chaos this fragile city hung together by a slender thread that is the city's 'indomitable' spirit and heart.
She will be well remembered for her role as matriarch of a large family her 'indomitable' spirit and brilliance at the piano.
An 'indomitable' spirit, a large heart, an inspirational soul, and a man with a message.
He inspired all who knew him with his 'indomitable' determination to lead an active life in the face of serious illness.
Her 'indomitable' spirit has helped her overcome many hurdles over the years.
Out of the wreckage of war sometimes come uplifting tales of the 'indomitable' human spirit.
Needless to say, he was a man of 'indomitable' spirit who moved a nation, the perfect companion for a dying friend.
This is an eloquent testimony to her determination, 'indomitable' spirit and steadfast commitment to the cause.
They are mainly people marked by a harsh childhood, victims of a society which survived by dint of imposition and whose lives created an 'indomitably' rebel spirit.
Susan was an unforgettable presence to all who encountered her, for her artistic integrity and 'indomitability' went together with an immensely generous spirit.
Were it a testimony to the 'indomitableness' of human nature, it would be crushing.
Of negligible military value, the revolt became a symbol of the 'indomitableness' of the human spirit.
The persistence of all these differences is a tribute to an 'indomitably' unbiddable spirit and may even be a useful metaphor against conformism in other fields too.
It's hard to suddenly be vulnerable when you've spent a lifetime cultivating 'indomitability' .
It wasn't in the least mawkish and in fact, said something profound to me about the 'indomitability' of human spirit - Hazel's in particular.
None of us is infinitely wise, impossibly strong or 'indomitably' virtuous.
She overcame them through conviction, self-confidence and 'indomitability' .
There is a core of 'indomitability' about them which will inevitably see them right at some stage (watch this space - great things possibly lie in wait for them).
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