(idiom) to be all-conquering and never lose a battle; used to describe powerful fighting strength or work efficiency that is always successful

(idiom) impossible to guard against effectively because there are too many things to watch out for; virtually impossible to prevent

too many to count; countless; used to describe a very large quantity

(idiom) describes a scene or collection where there are so many beautiful things that one cannot appreciate or absorb them all at once

too numerous to mention individually; impossible to list one by one

Originally meaning the cold at high altitudes is unbearable, this is now used to describe how a person with high status or unmatched skill often feels isolated because they have few peers or true friends

too numerous to list or cite; innumerable

to be unable to bear something because it is too troublesome, trivial, or annoying

To be victorious wherever one goes; to succeed in every endeavor or undertaking.

Evil will not triumph over virtue; the upright need not fear the crooked.

(idiom) to be unequal to a task or position; to lack the strength or ability to handle a responsibility

extremely weak and fragile; often used to describe the delicate or frail appearance of a person, particularly a woman

too many to count on one's fingers; countless; innumerable

lacking the talent or ability to handle a task or responsibility; one's capability being inadequate for the position

to triumph in every battle and win every fight; ever victorious

to be overcome with intense sadness or sighing; extremely sorrowful and moved

Used to describe a piece of writing where the rhetorical style or choice of words is superior to the actual logic or reasoning; the content is not expressed as clearly as the language is ornate.

unable to bear the pain; too miserable to endure (idiom)

Unable to bear the pressure or weight of a task or responsibility.

unable to put up with constant disturbance or harassment any longer

to be unable to handle much alcohol; to get drunk easily or after very few drinks

be so numerous that it is impossible to count or enumerate them all

too frail or weak to bear the weight of one's own clothing; used to describe a woman who is tender and delicate or a person of very slight build

(literary) extremely grateful; more grateful than words can express

to triumph in every battle and win every fight; to be invincible and all-conquering

to triumph in every battle and win every fight; all-conquering