Definition: Non-invincibility is a concept in philosophy and jurisprudence that refers to an individual's ability to resist or avoid being injured. This is typically used in contexts where injuries are considered severe enough to prevent someone from continuing their life, such as combat or sports events. The term "non-invincibility" can also refer to the inability of an opponent to physically harm an individual due to their own physical limitations, such as age, health, or mental state. In these situations, non-in
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