Basic Details
Word: Unbroken
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Not broken, whole or complete; continuing without interruption.
Synonyms: Intact, continuous
Antonyms: Broken, fractured
Idioms and Phrases
- Unbroken spirit: Refers to someone who remains strong and resilient despite challenges. Example: "Even after facing difficulties, her unbroken spirit inspired everyone around her."
- Stay unbroken: To persist and maintain one's strength or resolve. Example: "Despite the setbacks, he promised to stay unbroken and keep pursuing his dreams."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The child held onto their unbroken toy, happy that it had survived the fall.
Example 2: The athlete's training regimen was unbroken, leading him to achieve his personal best.
Example 3: The unbroken line of trees along the path created a beautiful canopy for our walk.
Fun Fact
The word "unbroken" comes from the prefix "un-" meaning 'not', added to "broken", thus directly conveying the idea of something that remains whole or intact.
Famous Quote
"The unbroken circle of life teaches us that we are all connected, no matter how different we may seem." Unknown
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "unbroken" mean?
a) Completely shattered
b) Whole or complete
c) Partially damaged
d) Interrupted
Answer: b) Whole or complete
2. Which of these is a synonym of "unbroken"?
a) Broken
b) Intact
c) Damaged
d) Shattered
Answer: b) Intact
3. Which is an antonym of "unbroken"?
a) Continuous
b) Whole
c) Fractured
d) Complete
Answer: c) Fractured
4. Which sentence uses "unbroken" correctly?
a) The unbroken vase was displayed proudly on the shelf.
b) He has an unbroken record of failures.
c) She felt unbroken after the accident.
d) The unbroken road was full of twists and turns.
Answer: a) The unbroken vase was displayed proudly on the shelf.
5. Which idiom means to remain strong despite challenges?
a) Stay unbroken
b) Break the ice
c) A broken record
d) An uphill battle
Answer: a) Stay unbroken
