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Invincible Armada

Description:

The term "Invincible Armada" refers to a historical naval fleet known as the Spanish Armada, which was assembled by Spain during the late 16th century. The invincibility of this armada became part of its popular name. It was intended to invade England and overthrow Queen Elizabeth I, but ultimately failed.

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Sense 1: Historical Naval Fleet

The term "Invincible Armada" is used to describe the formidable fleet of Spanish ships assembled by King Philip II of Spain to challenge the naval supremacy of England in 1588. It consisted of around 130 ships and was considered invincible due to its sheer size and strength.

Sample Sentence:

The Invincible Armada set sail from Spain towards England, with the intention of conquering the English Channel.

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