infrangible

Examples

• All

• Yet in comparing his love for Josette to the infrangible union between friends, the lover confesses the extent to which their communion had been violent.

  Academic text (1998)

• "... worldliness, circumstantiality, the text's status as an event having sensuous particularity as well as historical contingency, are considered to be incorporated in the text, an infrangible part of its capacity for conveying and producing meaning.

  Blog text (3)

• The bonds of family can be infrangible, often enduring through many challenges and hardships.

• Her determination to succeed was infrangible, driving her to pursue her goals no matter the obstacles.

Synonyms

I

inseparable

vsinfrangible

46 3.4

Cannot be divided and kept apart, like joined parts or very close friends

emphasizes resistance to breaking into parts rather than mere not parting

I

indestructible

vsinfrangible

34 5.3

Very hard to break or damage

focuses on resisting complete ruin rather than only resisting division into parts

U

unbreakable

vsinfrangible

25 2.7

Very strong and hard to damage in normal use

implies a near impossibility to break or separate into parts even beyond normal cases

I

indivisible

vsinfrangible

14 5.8

Cannot be split into parts

allows that breaking may be very difficult rather than absolutely impossible

I

indissoluble

vsinfrangible

• Formal

1 8.8

Cannot be ended or broken, for example a marriage

leans toward lasting legal or formal permanence rather than simple physical splitting

N

non-breakable

vsinfrangible

3.6

Not easy to break, even if dropped

is framed as being impossible or very hard to break or separate into parts

U

undestroyable

vsinfrangible

8.2

Not able to be broken or damaged

is about resisting total ruin rather than preventing separation into parts

U

uncrushable

vsinfrangible

5.8

Very hard to break by pressing or hitting

focuses on resisting pressure damage rather than resisting division into parts

U

untearable

vsinfrangible

6.1

Not easy to rip, like strong paper or a very close relationship

is about resisting any break or separation rather than only ripping actions

Antonyms

B

breakable

5 1.3

Easy to damage or fall into pieces

D

divisible

1 3.7

Can be split into equal parts with nothing left over

How Breakable

brittle

31 3.9

fragile

83 3.4

sturdy

76 2.1

infrangible

9.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology