unbreakable

un·break·a·ble

adjective

Impossible to break; able to withstand rough usage: unbreakable plates.
Able to withstand an attempt to break. Used of a horse.

noun

An article or object that is not easily broken.

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un·break′a·ble·ness
noun

un·break′a·bly
adverb

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Adjective

(comparative more unbreakable, superlative most unbreakable)

difficult to break and therefore able to withstand rough usage
(of a horse) not able to be broken in

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Many families own some unbreakable ornaments for children to put on the Christmas tree and allow only adults to handle the heirlooms.
It is typically fog-resistant and unbreakable, and its suctioned base attaches comfortably to any tile (or glass) surface.
Convenience - They travel well and you can be use them for any occasion because they come in a sturdy, unbreakable box.
Elegant script at the bottom spells out "Unbreakable" and provides stark contrast to the otherwise outrageous shirt.
The idea is that true love and lifelong devotion have a beauty that needs no adornment and a strength that is unbreakable.

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