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unbreakable

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ʌnˈbreɪkəbəl/

unbreakable means: So strong that it is very difficult or impossible to damage or break.

adjective

HARD TO BREAKB2

So strong that it is very difficult or impossible to damage or break.

  • This bottle is almost unbreakable.
  • We bought unbreakable cups for the children.
  • Is this plastic really unbreakable?

Similar words: shatterproof, indestructible

Opposites: breakable, fragile

Common phrases: unbreakable glass, unbreakable bottle, almost unbreakable

INNER STRENGTHC1

Remaining strong despite suffering, pressure, or difficulties.

  • She has an unbreakable spirit.
  • Their unbreakable determination helped them survive the winter.
  • Even years of hardship could not destroy his unbreakable courage.

Similar words: resilient, indomitable

Common phrases: unbreakable spirit, unbreakable will, unbreakable determination

Questions about unbreakable

What does unbreakable mean?

So strong that it is very difficult or impossible to damage or break.

What is unbreakable in other languages?

Türkçe: kırılmaz · Español: irrompible · Français: incassable · Deutsch: unzerbrechlich · Italiano: infrangibile · 日本語: 割れない

How do you pronounce unbreakable?

It is pronounced /ʌnˈbreɪkəbəl/.

How do you use unbreakable in a sentence?

This bottle is almost unbreakable. We bought unbreakable cups for the children.

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