Unconquered
What it means
Not defeated, mastered, or brought under control.
Reach for it when Honoring a people, spirit, place, or challenge that still resists conquest.
Her unconquered optimism survived another season of difficult treatment.
Not defeated, mastered, or brought under control.
Reach for it when Honoring a people, spirit, place, or challenge that still resists conquest.
Her unconquered optimism survived another season of difficult treatment.
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everyday
still standing
Fits when survival deserves direct, human phrasing
Not when does not mean the challenge was mastered
warm
Fits when recovery follows repeated strain
Not when allows temporary defeat along the way
professional
Fits when no contest or campaign has ended in loss
Not when too competitive for an inner quality
formal
Fits when pressure has not brought obedience or calm
Not when can suggest wildness rather than success
literary
Fits when spirit cannot be crushed
Not when describes character better than territory
literary
Fits when serious opposition has failed to prevail
Not when grand language for an ordinary setback
remain unconquered
The final ridge remained unconquered after the storm closed in.
unconquered spirit
His unconquered spirit encouraged the ward through a hard week.
last unconquered
The map marked the last unconquered summit in the range.
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