infrangible Synonyms
infrangible Meaning
infrangible (s)
difficult or impossible to break or separate into parts
not capable of being violated or infringed
infrangible (a.)
Not capable of being broken or separated into parts; as, infrangible atoms.
Not to be infringed or violated.
infrangible Sentence Examples
- The infrangible bond between mother and child remained unbroken even in the face of adversity.
- The castle's infrangible walls stood as a testament to its impregnability.
- Despite countless attempts to break it, the infrangible will of the protesters remained steadfast.
- The child's infrangible spirit inspired awe in all who knew her.
- The marriage vows were exchanged with infrangible sincerity, promising a lifelong commitment.
- The ancient tapestry had been preserved in its infrangible beauty for centuries.
- The trust between the friends was infrangible, unwavering through thick and thin.
- The infrangible laws of physics governed the universe, guiding the dance of stars and the fall of rain.
- The statue's infrangible marble exterior had survived the ravages of time and weather.
- The infrangible unity of the community rallied together to overcome challenges.
FAQs About the word infrangible
difficult or impossible to break or separate into parts, not capable of being violated or infringedNot capable of being broken or separated into parts; as, infr
reliable,irrefragable, durable, dependable, unbreakable, solid, beefy, stable,sturdy, sound
weak, unsteady, rickety, unsound, unsound,unstable, rickety, weak, unsteady, unstable
The infrangible bond between mother and child remained unbroken even in the face of adversity.
The castle's infrangible walls stood as a testament to its impregnability.
Despite countless attempts to break it, the infrangible will of the protesters remained steadfast.
The child's infrangible spirit inspired awe in all who knew her.
