unbreakable in Latin
unbreakable in Latin is infragilis — unbreakable means sturdy enough to withstand rough handling without shattering or snapping.
unbreakable in Latin
infragilis
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 Latin?
"unbreakable" in Latin is infragilis. unbreakable means: Sturdy enough to withstand rough handling without shattering or snapping.
How do you use "unbreakable" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids' cups are made from unbreakable plastic." In Latin, "unbreakable" is infragilis.
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