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Meanings of unbreakable in English
Portuguese
inquebrável Impossible to break especially under ordinary usage.
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Usage of unbreakable in English
1
To really hide from, say, a repressive government, you need unbreakable encryption.
2
There's an unbreakable link between news flow and the urge to trade.
3
Down the road, mobile gadgets could be flexible as well as unbreakable.
4
It's a very unique feeling -to be that strong and unbreakable.
5
On this foot the fisher-trap had secured a hold that was unbreakable.
6
He had made her well, with two hearts and virtually unbreakable bones.
7
Shackles of some fierce, unbreakable metal were already locked, holding him secure.
8
Even Miss Felicia recognized this unbreakable engagement and made her plans accordingly.
9
The sort that has threads running through it, so it's almost unbreakable.
10
The man's will might be unbreakable for some, but not for you.
11
In Russia's unbreakable cycle, money yields power which leads to more money.
12
That bond uniting us, unlike all other bonds, was unbreakable and everlasting.
13
All clocks have unbreakable faces, thus depriving prisoners of splinters of glass.
14
We all got contracts with Chico, enforced by his guys and unbreakable.
15
Over silence she's chosen to illustrate the journey from broken-down to unbreakable.
16
This month we asked you to show us what 'unbreakable' means.
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Unbreakable across language varieties
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