Definitions
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- adjective Not
shatterable ; that cannot beshattered .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I see the furrow Lenin left sown with the unshatterable seed of a new life for mankind, and cast deep below the rolling tides of storm and lightning, mighty crops for the ages to reap.
Chris Weigant: Republican Leaders Join In Honoring New Rotunda Statue Of Radical Socialist Woman
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An energy suffused the sure muscles of her legs, traveling through the strong, solid cypresses of her thighs, the unshatterable cup of her abdomen, up through her head, poised on the bones and tendons of her neck.
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His politics were grounded upon strict justice, unshatterable fidelity, and untiring effort toward peace.
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Last Thursday, strangely cubic ice pellets began pounding down on my wee world, stinging shards that melded into one slick unshatterable surface over everything, rendering the streets and trails and walkways impassable and treacherous.
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The blades of unshatterable glass rose and fell like scythes, and the
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America's memory is long; our reach is far; our resolve unwavering; and our commitment to justice unshatterable.
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The blades of unshatterable glass rose and fell like scythes, and the Gixians screamed as they fell beneath their razor-sharp edges.
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"O Clear Evolved Ones abiding in the ten directions, by my building up as a good habit the three unshatterable diamond-strong ones, make me a holder of the three diamond-strong and cause me, right now, to remain inspired."
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"O Clear Evolved Ones abiding in the ten directions, by my building up as a good habit the three unshatterable diamond-strong ones, make me a holder of the three diamond-strong and cause me, right now, to remain inspired."
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Safely, confidently, his faith buoyed up by the seas, and protected by walls whose mortar was the salt of 'the sea and whose unshatterable units were the ships of the British Navy-safely and confidently, tunelessly too, if need be, the veriest yokel in the British countryside could sing at the top of his voice, "Britons never, never, never shall be slaves".
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