unbroken
unbroken Lexical Profile
unbroken Game Scores & Validity
• adjective
Not interrupted, disturbed, or discontinued; continuous in time, space, or sequence.
"After days of travel, she finally enjoyed eight hours of unbroken sleep."
Not fractured, damaged, or separated into pieces; whole and physically intact.
"Remarkably, the ancient ceramic vase remained unbroken after centuries buried beneath the rubble."
Not surpassed or beaten (of a record or achievement); not subdued or weakened in spirit.
"Her world record in the marathon stood unbroken for more than a decade."
Not tamed or trained for riding or draft work (especially of a horse).
"The rancher spent the spring working gently with the unbroken colts in the corral."
• Rhymes for unbroken
Word Origin & Etymology
From Old English unbrocen, formed from the privative prefix un- ('not') and brocen, the past participle of brecan ('to break').