Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The state of being unable to be defeated or overcome; the quality of being unbeatable.

Example: The team's invincibility made them the favorites to win the championship.

Definition: Not able to be defeated or overcome; unbeatable.

Example: The team's invincible spirit helped them win the championship.

Definition: The state or quality of being unable to be defeated or overcome; being unbeatable.

Example: The team's invincibleness was evident as they won every match of the season.

Definition: In a way that cannot be defeated or overcome; showing great strength or resilience.

Example: She faced every challenge invincibly, never backing down from a fight.

Definition: The state of being protected from violation or harm; something that cannot be broken or violated.

Example: The inviolability of human rights is a fundamental principle in many societies.

Definition: Something that cannot be violated or broken; it is protected and secure from harm or disrespect.

Example: The rights of every individual are considered inviolable in a just society.

Definition: In a way that cannot be broken, violated, or harmed; securely and safely.

Example: The rules must be followed inviolably to ensure fairness for everyone.

Definition: In a way that is not violated or harmed; kept safe and secure.

Example: The rules must be followed inviolately to ensure fairness for everyone.

Definition: Lacking qualities traditionally associated with masculinity; weak or unmanly.

Example: He felt that his actions were seen as invirile by his peers.

Definition: Describing a fluid that does not have any resistance to flow, meaning it can move without any internal friction.

Example: In fluid dynamics, we often study inviscid flows to simplify the analysis of fluid motion.