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Definition of unbreakable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
durabilityimpossible to break due to strong material
- The unbreakable glass survived the storm.
2.
strengthresilient and enduring in nature
- She has an unbreakable spirit despite the challenges.
Expressions with unbreakable
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expresses that united people are stronger than alone
Sticks in a bundle are unbreakable means teamwork is powerful.
behavior or routine that cannot be stopped or changed
Smoking became an unbreakable habit for him.
Origin of unbreakable
Old English, un (not) + breakable (capable of being broken)
Terms with unbreakable included in their meaning
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excuse
unbreakable excuse or justification
strong bond
united by a strong, unbreakable bond
security
absolutely secure and unbreakable promise or assurance
materials
any extremely hard or unbreakable substance
hardness
unbreakable or extremely hard
war
navajo who used unbreakable code in WWII
agreement
make an agreement firm and unbreakable
unbreakable
impossible to break or destroy
Examples of unbreakable in a sentence
He wore an unbreakable spirit despite the challenges. This material is advertised as unbreakable.
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- French:incassable, ...
- German:unzerbrechlich, unerschütterlich, ...
- Italian:infrangibile, ...
- Spanish:irrompible, resistente, ...
- Portuguese:inquebrável, ...
- Chinese:牢不可破的, 坚韧不拔, ...
- Japanese:壊れない, 不屈の, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر قابِل لِلكَسْر, لا يُكْسَر, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי שָׁבִיר, אֵיתָנִי, ...
- Russian:небьющийся, неуязвимый, ...
- Ukrainian:незламний, ...
- Hindi:अटूट, अविनाशी, ...
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