| But, in medical parlance, it is the body's response to a situation or an environment that is unwelcome, unwarranted, unconquerable and unplanned. |
| The sun is invincible, unconquerable, the highest ideal of the self and the highest aspiration of the soul. |
| She has been through so much and lasted so long because her unconquerable spirit wouldn't let her stay down. |
| Rugged, mountainous, impenetrable, recalcitrant and peopled by an enemy hardened and fanatical, it was considered unconquerable. |
| She had managed to stay completely unruffled during the entire conversation, defying what he knew about humans and their unconquerable pride. |
| He has arrived with his virtually unconquerable army and besieged Jerusalem. |
