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vincible

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Not primarily from labor disputes or industry disruption or public-relations issues, but from vincible ignorance, which seems to be endemic in C-suites of all industries.

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Capable of being defeated or overcome; assailable or vulnerable.

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adjective

Capable of being defeated or overcome; assailable or vulnerable.

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Example sentences

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Not primarily from labor disputes or industry disruption or public-relations issues, but from vincible ignorance, which seems to be endemic in C-suites of all industries.

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Even in cases like Apple (which was very vincible for a long time) and IBM (which is the only major firm to pivot multiple times over a century and still roam about as a major player) had to adapt hard, and they are outliers.

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And this is where Catholic theology distinguishes between "vincible" and "invincible" ignorance - "vincible" means the ignorance is your own fault, "invincible" means your ignorance is through no fault of your own.

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And this is where Catholic theology distinguishes between "vincible" and "invincible" ignorance - "vincible" means the ignorance is your own fault, "invincible" means your ignorance is through no fault of your own.

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How do you use vincible in a sentence?

Not primarily from labor disputes or industry disruption or public-relations issues, but from vincible ignorance, which seems to be endemic in C-suites of all industries.

What does vincible mean?

Capable of being defeated or overcome; assailable or vulnerable.

What part of speech is vincible?

vincible is commonly used as adjective.