invincibly

/ɪnvˈɪnsᵻbli/ adv

In an invincible manner; unconquerably; insuperably.

Word Origin From Latin vincere 'to conquer' — so vincible means 'conquerable,' and invincible means 'unconquerable.' Invincibly is the adverb. The root vincere gives us victory, convince (conquer someone's mind), evict (conquer out, expel), and even province (a conquered territory). The breakdown in+vinc+ible+ly shows the prefix in- (not), root vinc-, and suffixes -ible (able to be) and -ly.

adv In an invincible manner; unconquerably; insuperably.

The army advanced invincibly through enemy territory.

(副词) 不可战胜地;无敌地;不可征服地

这支军队不可战胜地穿过敌方领土。

(adverbio) invenciblemente; inconquistablemente; insuperablemente [De manera invencible; inconquistablemente; insuperablemente.]

El ejército avanzó invenciblemente a través del territorio enemigo.

(adverbe) invinciblement; insurmontablement [D'une manière invincible ; de façon à ne pouvoir être vaincu ou surmonté.]

L'armée avançait invincibly à travers le territoire ennemi.

(Adverb) unbesiegbar; unüberwindlich [Auf eine Weise, die unbesiegbar oder unüberwindbar erscheint; so, dass etwas nicht bezwungen oder überwältigt werden kann.]

Die Armee rückte **invincibly** durch das Feindesgebiet vor.

(副詞) 無敵に、打ち負かすことができない様子で。

軍隊は敵の領土を無敵に進軍した。

(advérbio) invencivelmente; inconquistavelmente; insuperavelmente [De maneira invencível; inconquistavelmente; insuperavelmente.]

O exército avançou **invincibly** (invencivelmente) pelo território inimigo.

Word parts: in + vinc + ible + ly

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