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unbroken

(ʌnbroʊkən)
adjective
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.
Labour support remained strong and unbroken by the depression.
More Synonyms of unbroken

unbroken in British English

(ʌnˈbrəʊkən)
adjective
1. 
complete or whole
2. 
continuous or incessant
3. 
undaunted in spirit
4. 
(of animals, esp horses) not tamed; wild
5. 
not disturbed or upset
the unbroken silence of the afternoon
6. 
(of a record, esp at sport) not improved upon
7. 
(of a contract, law, etc) not broken or infringed
Derived forms
unbrokenly (unˈbrokenly)
adverb
unbrokenness (unˈbrokenness)
noun

unbroken in American English

(ʌnˈbroʊkən)
adjective
not broken
; specif.,
a. 
whole; intact
b. 
not tamed or subdued
c. 
continuous; uninterrupted
d. 
not disordered or disorganized
e. 
not plowed or spaded
f. 
not surpassed
an unbroken record

Examples of 'unbroken' in a sentence
unbroken

This enables trusts to smooth their dividend payouts over the long term and some have very long track records of unbroken dividend growth.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
Meanwhile, many investment trusts also have long, unbroken track records of dividend increases.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
Stop telling yourself that you need nine hours of unbroken sleep.
The Sun (2012)
The bacteria are able to burrow into damaged tissue rather than unbroken skin.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
We sing "forward through the ages in unbroken line.
Christianity Today (2000)
There is a more or less unbroken line between them.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
Double unbroken white lines are there for a reason.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
And they ceased to see themselves as segments in an unbroken family line.
Rotundo, E. Anthony American Manhood: Transformations in Masculinity from the Revolution to the ModernEra (1993)
 Sleep unbroken till birdsong at dawn.
Times, Sunday Times (2007)
As athletics records remain unbroken, will swimming follow suit?
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
The street has the biggest unbroken run of homes of this epoch anywhere in Britain.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
At her age she needs at least ten hours' unbroken sleep a night.
Times, Sunday Times (2014)
It's just an unbroken line of deep green.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
AUGUST will quickly see the storms replaced by unbroken sunshine and record temperatures.
The Sun (2010)
The history is almost unbroken.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
Make sure seals are unbroken.
The Sun (2011)
I have not had an unbroken night's sleep for three months worrying about them.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
I have not had an unbroken night's sleep for many years.
Times, Sunday Times (2007)
Why not spend a bit on a tall tree, too, to rise above that unbroken line.
Times, Sunday Times (2014)
The Group Captain proudly boasted of an unbroken record of friendship between his airmen and the people of the village.
Len Deighton Bomber
If you want really long-term track records of unbroken dividend increases, you should have a look at investment trusts.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
Another 74 of its employees won 2,000 holiday vouchers in a draw open to employees with an unbroken attendance record.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
The economy is expected to continue delivering successive quarters of GDP growth in what is already the longest period of unbroken growth on record.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
It is best used the next day, but will last for three or four days, especially if it forms an unbroken seal of fat on top.
Times, Sunday Times (2006)
If the skin is unbroken, gently rub lemon juice or witch hazel into the skin and when it dries, massage the feet well with olive oil.
Martlew, Gillian & Silver, Shelley Stay Well This Winter (1989)

In other languages
unbroken

British English: unbroken ADJECTIVE
If something is unbroken, it is continuous or complete and has not been interrupted or broken.
...an unbroken string of victories.
  • American English: unbroken
  • Brazilian Portuguese: intacto
  • Chinese: 连续的
  • European Spanish: intacto
  • French: continu
  • German: ungebrochen
  • Italian: ininterrotto
  • Japanese: 中断されていない
  • Korean: 연속의
  • European Portuguese: intacto
  • Latin American Spanish: intacto

1 (adjective) 
Definition
complete or whole
Against all odds her glasses remained unbroken after the explosion.
Synonyms
intact
After the explosion, most of the cargo was left intact.
whole
I struck the glass with all my might, but it remained whole.
undamaged
complete
Scientists have found the oldest complete skeleton of an ape-like man.
total
The total cost of the project would be more than $240 million.
entire
No document is entire, and it is often unclear in what order the pieces fit together.
solid
a solid line
untouched
Amongst the rubble, there was one building that remained untouched.
unscathed
He emerged unscathed apart from a severely bruised finger.
unspoiled
I made the offshore trip to the unspoiled island of Cozumel.
unimpaired
Opposites
broken
,
damaged
,
cracked
,
shattered
,
fragmented
,
in pieces
2 (adjective) 
Definition
continuous
The ruling party has governed the country for an unbroken thirty years.
Synonyms
continuous
Residents reported that they heard continuous gunfire.
uninterrupted
constant
The frontier was a constant source of conflict.
successive
endless
causing irreparable damage in a seemingly endless war
progressive
incessant
Incessant rain made conditions almost intolerable.
ceaseless
Their life is a ceaseless struggle for survival.
unremitting
boarding school, where I spent six years of unremitting misery
thanks to his unremitting efforts
Opposites
occasional
,
interrupted
,
irregular
,
erratic
,
uneven
,
intermittent
,
off-and-on
,
fitful
3 (adjective) 
Definition
not disturbed or upset
We maintained an almost unbroken silence.
Synonyms
undisturbed
Victoria was strangely undisturbed by this news.
uninterrupted
five years of rapid and uninterrupted growth
sound
She has woken me out of a sound sleep.
fast
He held the gate fast.
deep
He fell into a deep sleep.
profound
untroubled
She remained untroubled by the reports.
unruffled
Anne had remained unruffled, very cool and controlled.
4 (adjective) 
Definition
(of animals, esp. horses) not tamed
The car plunged like an unbroken horse.
Synonyms
untamed
acting like wild, untamed animals
wild
The organization is calling for a total ban on the trade of wild animals.
undomesticated
5 (adjective) 
Definition
(of a record) not improved upon
Her Olympic record stands unbroken.
Synonyms
unbeaten
He's unbeaten in 20 fights.
undefeated
unsurpassed
The quality of Smallbone furniture is unsurpassed.
supreme
The group conspired to seize supreme power.
unrivalled
He had an unrivalled knowledge of south Arabian society.
second to none
Our scientific research is second to none.
unmatched
a landscape of unmatched beauty
matchless
His simplicity and apparent ease are matchless.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of ceaseless
Definition
without stopping
Their life is a ceaseless struggle for survival.
Synonyms
continual,
constant,
endless,
continuous,
eternal,
perennial,
perpetual,
never-ending,
interminable,
incessant,
everlasting,
unending,
unremitting,
nonstop,
untiring,
indefatigable
in the sense of complete
Definition
having all the necessary parts
Scientists have found the oldest complete skeleton of an ape-like man.
Synonyms
entire,
full,
whole,
intact,
unbroken,
faultless,
undivided,
unimpaired
in the sense of constant
Definition
continuous
The frontier was a constant source of conflict.
Synonyms
continuous,
sustained,
endless,
persistent,
eternal,
relentless,
perpetual,
continual,
never-ending,
habitual,
uninterrupted,
interminable,
unrelenting,
incessant,
everlasting,
ceaseless,
unremitting,
nonstop

Synonyms of 'unbroken'

unbroken

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of deep
He fell into a deep sleep.
Synonyms
sound,
peaceful,
profound,
unbroken,
undisturbed,
untroubled,
DEp
in the sense of endless
Definition
having no end
causing irreparable damage in a seemingly endless war
Synonyms
eternal,
constant,
infinite,
perpetual,
continual,
immortal,
unbroken,
unlimited,
uninterrupted,
limitless,
interminable,
incessant,
boundless,
everlasting,
unending,
ceaseless,
inexhaustible,
undying,
unceasing,
unbounded,
measureless,
unfading,
Ndls
in the sense of entire
No document is entire, and it is often unclear in what order the pieces fit together.
Synonyms
intact,
whole,
perfect,
unmarked,
unbroken,
sound,
unharmed,
undamaged,
without a scratch,
unmarred
in the sense of fast
Definition
firmly fixed, fastened, or shut
He held the gate fast.
Synonyms
fixed,
firm,
sound,
stuck,
secure,
tight,
jammed,
fortified,
fastened,
impregnable,
immovable
in the sense of incessant
Definition
never stopping
Incessant rain made conditions almost intolerable.
Synonyms
constant,
endless,
continuous,
persistent,
eternal,
relentless,
perpetual,
continual,
unbroken,
never-ending,
interminable,
unrelenting,
everlasting,
unending,
ceaseless,
unremitting,
nonstop,
unceasing
in the sense of matchless
Definition
unequalled
His simplicity and apparent ease are matchless.
Synonyms
unequalled,
unique,
unparalleled,
unrivalled,
perfect,
supreme,
exquisite,
consummate,
superlative,
inimitable,
incomparable,
unmatched,
peerless,
unsurpassed
in the sense of profound
Definition
situated at or having a great depth
Synonyms
deep,
yawning,
cavernous,
abysmal,
bottomless,
fathomless
in the sense of second to none
Our scientific research is second to none.
Synonyms
the best,
the highest,
perfect,
outstanding,
the finest,
first-class,
first-rate,
superlative,
pre-eminent,
unsurpassed,
the most excellent
in the sense of solid
Definition
without interruption
a solid line
Synonyms
continuous,
unbroken,
uninterrupted
in the sense of sound
Definition
(of sleep) deep and uninterrupted
She has woken me out of a sound sleep.
Synonyms
deep,
peaceful,
unbroken,
undisturbed,
untroubled

Additional synonyms

in the sense of supreme
Definition
of highest status or power
The group conspired to seize supreme power.
Synonyms
paramount,
surpassing,
superlative,
prevailing,
sovereign,
predominant,
incomparable,
mother of all (informal),
unsurpassed,
matchless
in the sense of total
Definition
being or related to a total
The total cost of the project would be more than $240 million.
Synonyms
entire,
full,
whole,
complete,
combined,
overall,
comprehensive,
gross
in the sense of uninterrupted
Definition
continuous, with no breaks or interruptions
five years of rapid and uninterrupted growth
Synonyms
continuous,
constant,
steady,
sustained,
continual,
unbroken,
undisturbed,
unending,
nonstop
in the sense of unmatched
Definition
not equalled or surpassed
a landscape of unmatched beauty
Synonyms
unequalled,
supreme,
unparalleled,
paramount,
consummate,
unrivalled,
second to none,
incomparable,
peerless,
unsurpassed,
matchless,
beyond compare
in the sense of unremitting
Definition
never slackening or stopping
boarding school, where I spent six years of unremitting miserythanks to his unremitting efforts
Synonyms
constant,
continuous,
relentless,
perpetual,
continual,
unbroken,
incessant,
diligent,
unabated,
unwavering,
indefatigable,
remorseless,
assiduous,
unceasing,
sedulous,
unwearied
in the sense of unrivalled
Definition
having no equal
He had an unrivalled knowledge of south Arabian society.
Synonyms
unparalleled,
incomparable,
unsurpassed,
supreme,
unmatched,
peerless,
unequalled,
matchless,
beyond compare,
without equal,
nonpareil,
unexcelled
in the sense of unruffled
Definition
calm and unperturbed
Anne had remained unruffled, very cool and controlled.
Synonyms
calm,
cool,
collected,
peaceful,
composed,
serene,
tranquil,
sedate,
placid,
undisturbed,
unmoved,
unfazed (informal),
unperturbed,
unflustered
in the sense of unscathed
Definition
not harmed or injured
He emerged unscathed apart from a severely bruised finger.
Synonyms
unharmed,
unhurt,
uninjured,
whole,
sound,
safe,
untouched,
unmarked,
in one piece,
unscarred,
unscratched
in the sense of unspoiled
Definition
(of a place) attractive and not having changed for a long time
I made the offshore trip to the unspoiled island of Cozumel.
Synonyms
unchanged,
preserved,
untouched,
perfect,
intact,
unaffected,
unharmed,
undamaged,
unblemished,
unimpaired
in the sense of unsurpassed
Definition
better or greater than anything else of its kind
The quality of Smallbone furniture is unsurpassed.
Synonyms
supreme,
unparalleled,
unrivalled,
exceptional,
paramount,
consummate,
superlative,
transcendent,
second to none,
incomparable,
peerless,
unequalled,
matchless,
nonpareil,
unexcelled,
without an equal

Additional synonyms

in the sense of untouched
Definition
not injured or harmed
Amongst the rubble, there was one building that remained untouched.
Synonyms
unharmed,
intact,
unscathed,
undamaged,
unhurt,
uninjured,
safe and sound,
without a scratch
in the sense of untroubled
Definition
calm and unworried
She remained untroubled by the reports.
Synonyms
undisturbed,
unconcerned,
unperturbed,
cool,
calm,
steady,
peaceful,
composed,
serene,
tranquil,
sedate,
placid,
unfazed (informal),
unflappable (informal),
unruffled,
unworried,
unflustered,
unstirred,
unagitated
in the sense of whole
Definition
unbroken or undamaged
I struck the glass with all my might, but it remained whole.
Synonyms
undamaged,
intact,
unscathed,
unbroken,
good,
sound,
perfect,
mint,
untouched,
flawless,
unhurt,
faultless,
unharmed,
in one piece,
uninjured,
inviolate,
unimpaired,
unmutilated
in the sense of wild
Definition
(of animals or birds) living in natural surroundings
The organization is calling for a total ban on the trade of wild animals.
Synonyms
untamed,
fierce,
savage,
ferocious,
unbroken,
feral,
undomesticated,
free,
warrigal (Australian, literary)
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