Too powerful to be defeated or overcome.
From Latin *invincibilis* “unconquerable,” from *in-* “not” and *vincere* “to conquer, defeat.” It originally described unbeatable warriors or armies.
Feeling invincible is one of the most dangerous human illusions—especially common in teenagers and people on winning streaks. History shows that almost everything called “invincible” eventually meets its match.
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