Definition:
Okay, the user wants me to define 'indefeatable' in two sentences. Let me start by breaking down what that word means. In English, 'indefeatable' can mean something that has no end or no limitation. I should explain that it's a strong adjective describing something permanent or unbreakable.
Now, the second sentence needs to be a bit more elaborate. Maybe compare it to something else like 'irretrievable' but with a twist. Wait, 'indefeatable' is about unbreakable, so perhaps referencing something like a castle or a fortress? That gives a strong imagery.
Let me check if I'm making two separate sentences. Yes, each sentence should clearly define the word. Also, ensure it's funny in some way. Oh wait, maybe using a metaphor related to technology? Like "a digital world that can't be lost" adds a touch of humor. That makes sense.
"Indefeatable means something that is unbreakable or permanent, like a fortress that cannot be destroyed." The second sentence could be:
"An indefeatable thing is one that lingers forever—like a castle without a wall."
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