Meaning & use
Infrangible
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Unable to be broken, violated, or infringed upon.
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The treaty was described as an infrangible bond between the two nations.
Judges treated the constitutional right as infrangible and beyond legislative reach.
A note on using this word
A formal word built from Latin 'frangere', to break, sharing its root with 'fragile' and 'fracture'.
Words with a similar meaning
inviolableunbreakable
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Words with an opposite meaning
fragilebreakable
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