unbreakable in Greek
unbreakable in Greek is άθραυστος — unbreakable means sturdy enough to withstand rough handling without shattering or snapping.
unbreakable in Greek
άθραυστος
Pronounced: athrafstos
Difficult or impossible to break and therefore able to withstand rough usage.
What does "unbreakable" mean?
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adj Sturdy enough to withstand rough handling without shattering or snapping.
"The kids' cups are made from unbreakable plastic."
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adj Describing a bond, spirit, or resolve that cannot be destroyed.
"The two friends shared an unbreakable trust."
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unbreakable in a sentence
- The kids' cups are made from unbreakable plastic.
- His unbreakable phone case survived a two-storey drop.
- The two friends shared an unbreakable trust.
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What is "unbreakable" in Greek?
"unbreakable" in Greek is άθραυστος. unbreakable means: Sturdy enough to withstand rough handling without shattering or snapping.
How do you pronounce άθραυστος?
"unbreakable" in Greek is άθραυστος, pronounced "athrafstos".
How do you use "unbreakable" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids' cups are made from unbreakable plastic." In Greek, "unbreakable" is άθραυστος.
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