- that cannot be broken or violated
- that cannot be refracted
Origin of irrefrangible
ir- + refrangibleirrefrangible
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irrefrangible
adjective
- Impossible to break; indestructible: irrefrangible cookware.
- Physics That cannot be refracted.
Related Forms:
- ir′re·fran′gi·bly
adverb
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Adjective
(comparative more irrefrangible, superlative most irrefrangible)
- Not to broken or transgressed; inviolable.
- (physics) Incapable of being refracted.
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