I am searching for the adverbial form of "undefeatable" or a suitable synonym

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I am translating a text, and I have a sentence that structurally translates into:

"The noble ideal they have in their sights will enter even the darkest souls and convert undefeatably into a charitable reality like every scientific truth"

I do not believe that "undefeatably" is a valid word. Neither is "unconquerably" or "unbeatably"?
I could use "inevitably" but that is not quite the same. The text is about war and peace - not the book, but the concepts - so, a word that relates to defeat in battle would be appropriate.

WS2 · Accepted Answer

Perhaps unbeatably would work better. It carries more validity as a word, and in a sentence with several long words it is less of a mouthful.
Or another possibility might be invincibly. That's a word alright.
Others: - indomitably, unassailably

Mozibur Ullah · Answer

How about

invincibly

as in

he kicked the football invincibly.

Here, invincibly modifies kicked and so is an adverb.

Anton · Answer

You could also  try:

invincibly = in a way that is impossible to defeat or prevent from doing what is intended
Cambridge dictionary

although I suggest moving away from the battlefield and using:

unquestionably = in a way that is obvious and impossible to doubt
Cambridge dictionary

user405662 · Answer

Try inexorably, the adverb form of inexorable,
which Merriam-Webster defines as:

not to be persuaded, moved, or stopped : RELENTLESS
inexorable progress

I am searching for the adverbial form of "undefeatable" or a suitable synonym

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