The invincibleness of the ancient fortress was more legend than fact, yet it still deterred would-be invaders.

In the legend, the invincible protected the realm for centuries, refusing to fall to any foe.

After years of training and with his experimental armor, he felt invincible on the battlefield.

She fought invincibly until the final bell, surprising everyone in the arena.

His belief in his own invincibility led him to take reckless risks during the expedition.

Ancient warriors believed their armor granted them invincibilities that no enemy could pierce.

Despite their legendary reputation, the invincibles struggled with the weight of expectations.

The theologian argued that the sinner's invincible ignorance removed moral culpability in that particular case.