unbroken (ʌnˈbrəʊkən
)
Definitions
adjective
- complete or whole
- continuous or incessant
- undaunted in spirit
- (of animals, esp horses) not tamed; wild
- not disturbed or upset ⇒
the unbroken silence of the afternoon
- (of a record, esp at sport) not improved upon
- (of a contract, law, etc) not broken or infringed
Alternative Forms
unˈbrokenly adverb unˈbrokenness nounSynonyms
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intact,
whole,
undamaged,
complete,
total,
entire,
solid,
untouched,
unscathed,
unspoiled,
unimpaired,
Usage examples
The hygiene strip of clear tape was still sealed and unbroken , the diaphragm inside untouched and virginal.
, BARE: Lust, Lies and Hot Wax (2001)His patients receive up to $1100 over a 12-week period in return for an unbroken supply of weekly cocaine-free urine samples.
New Scientist (1999)As such he was part of the succession of Labor governments which held office in Tasmania for an unbroken 35 years, an Australian record.
The Mercury, Sunday Tasmanian (2004)Apart from a brief spell in Japan in 1997, Rexach's service to the club has been unbroken.
Glasgow Herald (2001)They have learned the power of silence, of the kept word and unbroken promises.
, A WITCH ALONE (2002)