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indomitable

[in-dom-i-tuh-buhl] / ɪnˈdɒm ɪ tə bəl /


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Over a four-year span, he would be fired three times — twice by the Cavaliers and once by the Los Angeles Lakers, where he had the indomitable responsibility of replacing Phil Jackson.

From Washington Post

It may be too late, but listening to this pugnacious, indomitable voice, you can almost believe that it’s not.

From Washington Post

Laguna hadn't done his homework on the indomitable force he was facing.

From BBC

“We are all praying that Nick will turn the corner. He is bravely fighting with his indomitable humor, but at the moment my place is with him and the family.”

From Los Angeles Times

During his tenure the party grew in confidence and became an indomitable election winning machine.

From BBC