Unconquered Meaning in English

word

US

ʌnˈkɑŋkɚd

un-KONG-kerd

UK

ʌnkˈɒnkəd

un-KON-kud

Definition

Not having been defeated, controlled, or taken over by others; something or someone that remains independent or undefeated.

Usage & Nuances

Mainly used in formal, literary, or historical contexts to describe lands, people, or ideals that have not been overtaken. Synonymous with 'invincible' or 'unsubdued' when describing spirit or pride. Rarely used in casual conversation.

• Spanish: invicto - no conquistado
• Portuguese (BR): invicto - inexplorado - não conquistado
• Portuguese (PT): invicto - não conquistado
• Chinese (Simplified): 未被征服的 - 不屈的
• Chinese (Traditional): 未被征服的 - 不屈的
• Hindi: अजित - अजेय
• Arabic: غير مهزوم - غير مُحتَل
• Bengali: অজেয় - অপরাজিত
• Russian: непокорённый - непокорённа
• Japanese: 征服されていない
• Vietnamese: chưa bị chinh phục
• Korean: 정복되지 않은
• Turkish: fethedilmemiş
• Urdu: ناقابلِ تسخیر - غیر مفتوح
• Indonesian: tak terkalahkan - belum ditaklukkan

Example Sentences

The mountain remains unconquered after many attempts.

basic

Some ancient cities are still unconquered.

basic

Her spirit is unconquered, even in tough times.

basic

For centuries, the forest has stood unconquered by humans.

natural

He walked away, his pride still unconquered.

natural

There's something inspiring about a land that's still unconquered.

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