unbroken — not broken or damaged; continuous and uninterrupted
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: not broken or damaged; continuous and uninterrupted
Pronunciation (IPA): /ʌnˈbroʊkən/
Korean meaning: 부서지지 않은; 끊어지지 않은, 연속적인
Korean pronunciation: 언-브로-큰 (강세: 브로)
Example Sentences
- My phone survived a 10-story fall completely unbroken - I should buy a lottery ticket!
- The unbroken tradition of complaining about Monday mornings continues worldwide.
- She maintained an unbroken focus during the entire three-hour exam.
unbroken
ADJECTIVE//ʌnˈbroʊkən//
not broken or damaged; continuous and uninterrupted
Continuous and uninterrupted chain
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Origin
From Old English 'unbroken,' formed by combining the prefix 'un-' (meaning 'not') with 'broken,' the past participle of 'break,' which derives from Old English 'brecan' meaning 'to separate or shatter.'
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“My phone survived a 10-story fall completely unbroken - I should buy a lottery ticket!”
“The unbroken tradition of complaining about Monday mornings continues worldwide.”
“She maintained an unbroken focus during the entire three-hour exam.”
“The unbroken seal on the ancient tomb suggested no one had entered for centuries.”
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