infrangible

• Adjectif signifiant qui ne peut être brisé ou enfreint ; incassable, inviolable. En usage moderne, il est considéré comme littéraire ou très rare.

An adjective meaning incapable of being broken or violated; unbreakable. Now considered archaic or very rare in modern usage.

1. UnbreakableC2formal

   Difficult or impossible to break or separate into parts.

   Infrangible (incassable)

   • The ancient shield was made of an infrangible alloy.
   • Their bond seemed infrangible, even after years of hardship.
   • The material is nearly infrangible under normal conditions.

   Synonymesindestructibleindissolubleinseparableshatterproofunbreakable

   Antonymesbreakablebrittledelicatefragilefrangible

2. InviolableC2formal

   Not capable of being violated or infringed; absolute and secure.

   Inviolable

   • The treaty established infrangible rights for all citizens.
   • He believed in the infrangible nature of personal privacy.
   • The law protects the infrangible principles of justice.

   Synonymesabsoluteimpregnableinalienableinviolablesecureunassailable

   Antonymesbreakablefragileviolableweak