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No. 10,368 in French

invincibles

"Invincibles" means "invincible people" or "those who cannot be defeated."

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  • Les héros de la légende étaient invincibles contre leurs ennemis.

    The heroes of the legend were invincible against their enemies.

    The word 'invincibles' is used as an adjective to describe the heroes being incapable of being defeated or overcome, emphasizing their strength in a combat or opposition context.

  • Les enfants se sentaient invincibles en jouant dans le parc.

    The children felt invincible while playing in the park.

    Here, 'invincibles' conveys a metaphorical feeling of confidence and joy, highlighting the children's carefree andstrong sense of security during play.

  • Les innovations technologiques semblent parfois invincibles face aux problèmes modernes.

    Technological innovations sometimes seem invincible against modern problems.

    The word 'invincibles' is applied to describe technological innovations as being highly robust or exceptionally capable in overcoming challenges and issues.

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