adamantine
ˌæd.əˈmænˌtiːn
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Definition of adamantine - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
hardnessRareunbreakable or extremely hardRare
  • The adamantine surface resisted all attempts to scratch it..
indestructible unbreakable
2.
firmnessRareunyielding or firm in attitude or opinionRare
  • Her adamantine stance on the issue left no room for negotiation..
inflexible unyielding
3.
jewelryTECH.having a diamond-like lusterTECH.
  • The adamantine surface of the gem sparkled in the light.
brilliant shiny sparkling
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Origin of adamantine

Latin, adamantinus (unbreakable)

Examples of adamantine in a sentence

  • Her adamantine willpower was admired by all.
  • His adamantine resolve impressed everyone.
  • The adamantine principles of the leader were well-known.
  • The jeweler admired the adamantine quality of the stone.
  • Her necklace had an adamantine shine that caught everyone's eye.

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  1. French:incassable, inébranlable, ...
  2. German:unzerbrechlich, unbeugsam, ...
  3. Italian:indistruttibile, inflessibile, ...
  4. Spanish:inquebrantable, firme, ...
  5. Portuguese:inquebrável, inflexível, ...
  6. Chinese:坚硬的, 坚定的, ...
  7. Japanese:壊れない, 断固とした, ...
  8. Arabic:صُلْب جِدًّا, صَلْب, ...
  9. Hebrew:קָשִׁיחַ, נָחוּשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:непробиваемый, твердый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:адамантиновий, непохитний, ...
  12. Hindi:अटूट, अडिग, ...

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