invincibility

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There is no doubt that men of our race have an invincibility, which is due in part to the fact that they do not think about or feel what is really going on.

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  1. The quality of being invincible; invincibleness; unconquerableness. Sarah thinks the British are never beaten, while I do not put so much faith in their invincibility. J. F. Cooper, The Spy, i.

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  • He won easily enough, but he could tell that his invincibility was ebbing; too much time looking at that first woman out of the corner of his eye. —  F ;SF; - vol 099 issue 04-05 - October-November 2000
  • I was willing myself to project all the invincibility, all the implacability, all the protection I felt. —  Killing Floor by Lee Child
  • The loss eliminated the Celtics 'aura of invincibility, and with it eliminated the strong wind at their back. —  MVN
  • While Harper has lost his aura of invincibility, along with his well-cultivated image as a brilliant political tactician, for all the ebbs and flows of his first three years in office, —  canada.com Top Stories
  • When the myth of the invincibility was stripped away from the advancing enemy forces - at the Battle of Milne Bay. —  Australian Government Media Releases [All Portfolios]
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