"I am unable to be conquered" would be "Vinci non possum." "It is unable to be conquered" would be "Vinci non potest." "They are unable to be conquered" would be "Vinci non possunt." There is no way to say "Unable" without a pronoun in Latin following your construction.
To ease
Wicked
invincible
I learn Latin at school and "term" in Latin is "terminium"
Unconquerable or Invincible.
Latinate vocabulary refers to words that are derived from Latin, which was the language of the ancient Romans. These words often have more formal or sophisticated connotations compared to their Anglo-Saxon counterparts in English. Examples include "destroy" from Latin "destruere", and "communicate" from Latin "communicare".
Pharmaceutical or Latinate name is Oleum Amygdalae This name is not taxonomic, hence, not 'scientific'
The Greek word for "unstoppable" is ακατανίκητος (akataníkitos), which translates to "invincible" or "undefeatable." This word embodies the idea of being unable to be conquered or overcome.
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A Latinate syntax refers to the set of the structured text with a fixed format that has semantic content in Latin. The syntax errors on the other hand refers to the spelling mistakes or the incorrect markup within a given code.
The Latin word for "dog" is canis.The Latinate scientific name for the dog species is Canis lupus familiaris.
The English Latinate Advent derives from the Latin word "adventus", which means "coming". Advent celebrates the preparations for the coming of Jesus Christ.