# invincible

**CEFR level:** B2

**Part of speech:** adjective

## Meaning 1: precise reading and writing

Impossible to defeat, destroy, or kill; too powerful to be defeated or overcome.

## Examples

- The writer used invincible to describe a detail in precise reading and writing.
- In the article, "invincible" meant impossible to defeat, destroy, or kill; too powerful to be defeated or overcome.
- The teacher asked students to explain "invincible" from the sentence instead of guessing from the word alone.

## Meaning 2: sense 2

Someone or something that cannot be defeated, destroyed, or killed.

## Examples

- The word "invincible" can also appear with this meaning in specialized texts.
- Check the full sentence to decide whether "invincible" has this sense.

## Synonyms

- unbeatable — Close or related wording for "invincible".
- unconquerable — Close or related wording for "invincible".
- unvanquishable — Close or related wording for "invincible".

## Common patterns

- invincible + noun — describes something connected with precise reading and writing — The article mentioned a invincible feature in the discussion.
- be/seem invincible — says that something has the quality named by invincible — The description seemed invincible after the teacher explained it.

## Collocations

- invincible detail — The invincible detail was easy to miss without background knowledge.
- invincible context — The lesson gave a invincible context for the word.
- invincible term — This is a invincible term that appears in precise reading and writing.

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