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- Dictionaryunbroken/ʌnˈbrəʊk(ə)n/
adjective
- 1. not broken, fractured, or damaged: "an unbroken glass" Similar Opposite
- 2. not interrupted or disturbed; continuous: "a night of sleep unbroken by nightmares" Similar Opposite
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UNBROKEN definition: 1. not damaged by being broken or opened: 2. not damaged emotionally by something bad that has…. Learn more.
a. : whole, intact. unbroken skin. b. : continuous. miles of unbroken forest. c. : not subdued : untamed. especially: not trained for service or use. unbroken colts. d. : not violated. e. : not plowed. f. : not disorganized. advanced in unbroken ranks. Synonyms.
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.
adjective. /ʌnˈbrəʊkən/ not interrupted in any way. a single unbroken line. 30 years of virtually unbroken peace. my first night of unbroken sleep since the baby was born. an unbroken chain of events. Silence reigned unbroken in the room. Extra Examples. The long chain of warm, golden days remained unbroken.
If something is unbroken, it is continuous or complete and has not been interrupted or broken. ...an unbroken run of 38 match wins. We've had ten days of almost unbroken sunshine.
adj. 1. Not tampered with; intact: an unbroken dozen. 2. Not violated or breached: unbroken promises. 3. Uninterrupted; continuous: unbroken silence. 4. Not tamed or broken to harness: unbroken horses. 5. Not disordered or disturbed: unbroken family ties. un·bro′ken·ly adv. un·bro′ken·ness n.
The adjective unbroken describes something that is in one whole, undamaged piece, or something that's continuous, like your unbroken string of foosball victories. Unbroken objects are as good as new, like your unbroken tea cups and the glass that remains unbroken despite being dropped in the sink.
