Definition Synonyms
Definition of infrangible - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
inviolableRare not able to be violated or infringedRare
- The infrangible rights of the individual must be respected.
2.
unbreakableRare impossible to break or destroyRare
- The infrangible bond between them was evident.
Origin of infrangible
Latin, in (not) + frangere (to break)
Examples of infrangible in a sentence
Their infrangible bond was admired by everyone. Her infrangible spirit inspired everyone around her. The infrangible nature of the material made it ideal for construction.
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- French:inviolable, incassable, ...
- German:unantastbar, unzerbrechlich, ...
- Italian:inviolabile, indistruttibile, ...
- Spanish:inviolable, inquebrantable, ...
- Portuguese:inviolável, inquebrável, ...
- Chinese:不可侵犯的, 牢不可破的, ...
- Japanese:不可侵の, 壊れない, ...
- Arabic:مَصُون, غَيْر قَابِل لِلكَسْر, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִפְגָּע, בִּלְתִּי נִתָּן לְהַרְסָה, ...
- Russian:неприкосновенный, неразрушимый, ...
- Ukrainian:недоторканний, незламний, ...
- Hindi:अखंडनीय, अटूट, ...
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