unbreakable

/ ʌnˈbreɪkəbəl /

adjective

1. not able to be broken

Example Sentences

For Estonia's infrastructure minister, the railway is “an unbreakable link with the networks of Europe”.

From BBC

Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris said Ireland "will work to deepen and strengthen the historic and unbreakable bonds between our people and our nations in the years ahead".

From BBC

The “Unbreakable” pop superstar is distancing herself from reports that she issued an apology after questioning Harris’ mixed-race identity in a recent interview.

From Los Angeles Times

In Monday night’s encore at Truist Park, the rookie Japanese right-hander had to be unbreakable instead.

From Los Angeles Times

Jackson’s most recent studio album, “Unbreakable,” came out in 2015; in 2022, she participated in a four-part docuseries about her life and career that ran on the Lifetime and A&E cable networks.

From Los Angeles Times