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unbreakable

[ UK /ʌnbɹˈe‍ɪkəbə‍l/ ]
[ US /ənˈbɹeɪkəbəɫ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. impossible to break especially under ordinary usage
    unbreakable plastic dinnerwear

How To Use unbreakable In A Sentence

  • The important, unbreakable bond is between mother and daughter.
  • A topologist is someone who imagines all objects to be made of unbreakable but very pliable playdough, and therefore does not see the need to distinguish between a coffee cup and doughnut because either can be turned into the other. Algebra
  • Tableware for outdoor use should ideally be unbreakable.
  • What had once seemed an unbreakable resolve - the hallmark of strong leadership - has begun to crumble at the edges.
  • She tugged desperately at her restraints as memory came flooding back, but the chains seemed to be unbreakable.
  • But so strong are the temptations to deviate from this path that we must make it an unbreakable precept never to give our assent unless the evidence compels it.
  • Tableware for outdoor use should ideally be unbreakable.
  • Unless one has an unbreakable steel - like spirit, one cannot accomplish momentous undertakings.
  • Believing in the omnipresence of God in the disposal of man's fate, these stern Puritans accepted all that life delivered with an unbreakable will.
  • It is an axiom that every research establishment is strong to the extent of an unbreakable link existing between different generations.
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