infrangible adjective.
[ɪn'frandʒɪb(ǝ)l] L16.[French, or medieval Latin infrangibilis, formed as IN-3 + frangibilis FRANGIBLE.]1. Unbreakable.
L16.■ F. W. Robertson No iron bar is absolutely infrangible. fig.:
■ J. Updike That heaping measure of maternal love which makes for an infrangible soundness of spirit.2. Unable to be infringed; inviolable.
M19. ■ infrangi'bility noun E19. ■ infrangibly adverb E19. [TahlilGaran] English Dictionary ▲