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never-say-die

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective never-say-die has 1 sense
  1. indomitable, never-say-die, unsubduable - impossible to subdue
    Antonym: conquerable (indirect, via unconquerable)

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Term: Never Say Die

Description:

Never Say Die is a popular phrase that encourages resilience, determination, and an unwavering attitude in the face of adversity. It signifies the refusal to give up or surrender, even when faced with challenges or obstacles.

Senses and Usages:
  1. Phrase: Never say die can be used as a motivational slogan or mantra to inspire individuals to persevere and maintain a positive attitude.
  2. Expression: The expression never say die can be used to describe someone's refusal to accept defeat or their ability to stay hopeful in difficult situations.
  3. Movie/Film Title: "Never Say Die" can also refer to the title of various movies or films, often associated with action, adventure, or sports genres.
Sample Sentences:
  • Despite facing countless rejections, Jack never said die and eventually landed his dream job.
  • The team displayed a never-say-die attitude, making an incredible comeback in the last minutes of the game.
  • "Never Say Die" is an inspiring phrase often used by motivational speakers to encourage individuals to chase their dreams relentlessly.
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