Redoubtable – formidable; having a reputation for strength, determination of character
(Pronounced ruh-dow-tuh-bul)
To remember the definition of the word redoubtable, use the following mnemonic:
He read out the new law standing on the table (redoubtable). It said everyone had to respect him because he was strong and had great character.
Examples of redoubtable in a sentence
The redoubtable general, who had vast experience of battle, was called in to head the new military campaign.
The team's defenders were having a difficult time preventing the opposing side's redoubtable centre forward getting past them with the ball.
The young singer was up against some redoubtable competition in the national talent contest.
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