unbroken in Latin
unbroken in Latin is irruptus — unbroken means whole and intact; not split or damaged.
unbroken in Latin
irruptus
Whole, not divided into parts.
What does "unbroken" mean?
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adj Whole and intact; not split or damaged.
"Remarkably, the vase survived the fall unbroken."
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adj Continuing without any gap or interruption.
"She has an unbroken record of attendance stretching back ten years."
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unbroken in a sentence
- Remarkably, the vase survived the fall unbroken.
- She has an unbroken record of attendance stretching back ten years.
- The team is on an unbroken winning streak.
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What is "unbroken" in Latin?
"unbroken" in Latin is irruptus. unbroken means: Whole and intact; not split or damaged.
How do you use "unbroken" in a sentence?
Example: "Remarkably, the vase survived the fall unbroken." In Latin, "unbroken" is irruptus.
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