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unbreakable

British  
/ ʌnˈbreɪkəbəl /

adjective

  1. not able to be broken

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On a recent winter night, I walked the stretch of Christmas Tree Lane past lit-up signs that memorialized Altadena’s unbreakable spirit.

From Los Angeles Times

That unbreakable bond was deepened further when Worcestershire won a dramatic One-Day Cup final against Hampshire at Trent Bridge in September.

From BBC

"We are a group, and the power of a group is unbreakable."

From Barron's

Having the world’s reserve currency, however, isn’t the unbreakable shield many assume.

From The Wall Street Journal

They let me out on one condition: that I be sworn into the crew by taking the pirates’ oath, which is as solemn and unbreakable as an oath can be.”

From Literature