不敗 fuhai invincible

不敗 is never to have lost. It means undefeated, and it also means unbeatable.

The Japanese word 不敗 meaning "invincible" is composed of the kanji 不 (read fu) meaning "negative; non-; bad" and 敗 (read hai) meaning "failure; defeat; reversal".

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