Words Of Strength

adjective unable to be defeated or overcome; unbeatable

• The fortress was deemed invincible due to its impenetrable walls and advanced defense systems.
• He felt invincible after winning the championship match.
• She's like an invincible ninja when it comes to video games.
• His love for her made him feel invincible, like he could conquer anything.

verb to overcome or defeat with superior strength or force

• The military's superior firepower was enough to overpower the enemy forces.
• She easily overpowered him in the arm wrestling match.
• The new video game character can overpower any opponent with its special moves.
• The loud music seemed to overpower the conversation in the room.

adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb by indicating the manner in which something is done

• The new machine was designed to operate powerfully in order to increase efficiency.
• She sang powerfully during the concert last night.
• He hit the ball powerfully out of the park.
• The author's words resonated powerfully with the audience.

noun a loyal, reliable, and hardworking supporter or participant in an organization or team

adjective loyal, reliable, and hardworking

• The stalwart defender of the law was praised for his unwavering dedication.
• Tom has been a stalwart friend to me for years, always there when I need him.
• She's a real stalwart when it comes to partying, always the last one to leave.
• The old oak tree stood stalwart against the winds of change, a symbol of resilience and strength.

adjective not open to attack or assault; impregnable; not subject to denial or dispute; indisputable; unquestionable

• The evidence presented in the court was unassailable.
• Her argument was unassailable, no one could dispute it.
• His skills on the basketball court are unassailable.
• The fortress was built on an unassailable cliff, making it impossible to attack.

adjective describing a quality or state that cannot be overcome or defeated

• His determination to succeed was unconquerable, despite facing numerous obstacles.
• She has an unconquerable spirit that shines through in everything she does.
• That team is known for their unconquerable attitude on the field.
• The artist's creativity was an unconquerable force that inspired all who saw his work.

noun a person or thing that is unshakable

adjective not able to be shaken or disturbed

• Her unshakable dedication to her work earned her a promotion.
• I have an unshakable feeling that everything will turn out fine.
• No matter what happens, I've got an unshakable vibe about this.
• The foundation of their friendship was unshakable, like a rock in a stormy sea.