Unbreakable

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Physical DurabilityPlay
Often used for materials that withstand force without breaking or wearing out. SlideThe unbreakable windows survived the storm.
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Not LiteralPlay
Sometimes used metaphorically to describe concepts or systems that are robust. SlideTheir unbreakable code of honor defines their actions.
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Not InvinciblePlay
Despite 'unbreakable', things can still suffer damage or wear over time, just not easily. SlideThe toy is unbreakable, but it's not immune to scratches.