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    Indomable (en. Indomitable)

    /inˈdomable/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to something or someone that cannot be brought under control.
    The indomitable spirit of the warriors was displayed in battle.
    El espíritu indomable de los guerreros se mostró en la batalla.
    Indicative of a strength or will that cannot be extinguished.
    Her indomitable desire for freedom drove her to escape.
    Su indomable deseo de libertad la impulsó a escapar.
    That resists discipline or authority.
    The untamed horse refused to be ridden.
    El caballo indomable se negó a ser montado.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'indomabilis', which means 'not able to be tamed'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    indomitable spirit
    An invincible inner strength.
    espíritu indomable
    indomitable heart
    A passion or determination that cannot be limited.
    corazón indomable
    indomitable nature
    Refers to something that is wild and cannot be tamed.
    naturaleza indomable

    Related Words

    tame
    To bring something or someone under control.
    domar
    rebellion
    Attitude of resistance to authority.
    rebeldía
    freedom
    Condition of not being subjected to any authority.
    libertad

    Slang Meanings

    A person with a free and strong spirit.
    That girl is indomitable; she never lets herself be influenced by others' opinions.
    Esa chica es indomable, nunca se deja llevar por la opinión de los demás.
    Someone who does not follow rules.
    At the party, he was the wild one of the group; he always did what he wanted.
    En la fiesta, él era el indomable del grupo, siempre hacía lo que quería.