undestroyable

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ destroyable.

Adjective

undestroyable (comparative more undestroyable, superlative most undestroyable)

1. Not able to be destroyed; indestructible.
   • 2004, Ralph Cudworth, The True Intellectual System of the Universe Part One - Page 198:

     Wherefore, the substance of matter and body, as distinguished from the accidents, is the only thing in the world that is incorruptible and undestroyable.

Synonyms

• indestructible
• unbreakable

Antonyms

• destroyable
• breakable

Translations

Not able to be destroyed

• Bulgarian: неразрушим (bg) (nerazrušim)
• French: indestructible (fr)
• German: unzerstörbar (de)
• Greek: μη καταστρέψιμος (mi katastrépsimos)

  Ancient: ἀνώλεθρος (anṓlethros)

• Italian: indistruttibile (it)
• Japanese: 壊れない (kowarenai), 壊せない (kowasenai), 丈夫な (ja) (jōbu na)
• Latin: indēlēbilis
• Spanish: indestructible, durable (es)