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      unbroken
      adjective
      not broken
      (especially of promises or contracts) not violated or disregarded
      (of farmland) not plowed
      not subdued or trained for service or use
      marked by continuous or uninterrupted extension in space or time or sequence
      Roots
      unun- · Old English · not, reverse
      Synonyms for unbroken
      uninterruptedadjcontinuousadjunintermittedintactadjunimpairedadjunceasingadjunswervingadjunintermittingceaselessadjunremittingadjunendingadjunvaryingadjundamagedadjundeviatingadjcontinualadj
      Words related to unbroken
      unbrokenlyadvunbrokennessnintactlyadvunplowedadjcontinuatevcontinuousnessnceaselessnessnnoncontinuousadjunintermittedlyadvincessancynunblemishedadjunploughedadjunfalteringadjkeptadjunbreakableadjunwaveringadjunceasingnessnenduringadjintermittedvunflaggingadjuninterruptedlyadvundiminishedadjunbreakablyadvinfrangibleadjunendingnessn

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      The word unbroken breaks down into one root of Old English origin: the root un-, from Old English un (“not, reverse”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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