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unbreakable

British  
/ ʌnˈbreɪkəbəl /

adjective

  1. not able to be broken

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"That's very important," he said, "to show that we, Ukrainians, are unbreakable."

From Barron's

They had pinky sworn, and that kind of promise was unbreakable.

From Literature

It should perhaps come as little surprise that the rain has also been accompanied by a seemingly unbreakable sheet of cloud.

From BBC

“Well,” I say, “we suspect Enigma is unbreakable.”

From Literature

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