indomitability
- bravery n.
- determination n.
- grimness n.
- implacability n.
- implacableness n.
- incompliance n.
- incompliancy n.
- inexorability n.
- inexorableness n.
- inflexibility n.
- inflexibleness n.
- intransigence n.
- intransigency n.
- mettle n.
- obduracy n.
- obdurateness n.
- relentlessness n.
- remorselessness n.
- rigidity n.
- rigidness n.
- stubbornness n.
Example Sentences
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Korda, the daughter of former Australian Open tennis champion Petr Korda, has a history of alternating between indomitability and total futility.
From The Wall Street Journal ● May 5, 2026
Dangers are ever-present, but the novel is a study in unsentimental indomitability, as the hero reckons with the elements and her past on her way to a heartbreaking coda.
From Los Angeles Times ● Feb. 26, 2026
“Our national colours are today an international symbol of courage and indomitability of the whole world,” he said in an annual speech held behind closed doors.
From Reuters ● Dec. 29, 2022
But Chandra is neither a martyr nor a superhero, and “Fire in the Mountains” is more than a catalog of her miseries or a hymn to her indomitability.
From New York Times ● May 19, 2022
The lines of will had marked his face deeply, and this, coupled with a sternness and primitiveness, advertised a native indomitability, unswerving of purpose, and prone, when thwarted, to sullen cruelty.
From Children of the Frost by Jack London
