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Meanings of unbroken in English
Usage of unbroken in English
1
The result will be an unbroken panoramic view of the outside world.
2
Eton chiefly symbolises the unbroken English link between private education and power.
3
The clock on the wall ticked and ticked in the unbroken silence.
4
Still the unbroken walls, the feeble patches of violet in the ceiling.
5
The outer lines stretched unbroken across the level country for several miles.
6
All day silence brooded unbroken in the direction of the Dabney House.
7
Some gauge stations have unbroken records going back more than 200 years.
8
The silence in the room was unbroken until Lady Lundie spoke again.
9
Before that Sainsbury's had recorded nine years of unbroken quarterly sales growth.
10
Yet was the spirit of the haughty daughter of the Caesars unbroken.
11
Manufacturing was enjoying its longest unbroken run of growth in 50 years.
12
Ahead of her stood the enemy in unbroken ranks of dark warriors.
13
Outside, a dense unbroken forest extended for many miles in every direction.
14
Instead it witnessed one hundred years of virtually unbroken peace and order.
15
The stillness was unbroken for a moment; then one prisoner coughed nervously.
16
That's the end of extra time and the deadlock remains resolutely unbroken.
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Translations for unbroken
Portuguese
Unbroken through the time
Unbroken across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common