Meaning of "unsplinterable" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF UNSPLINTERABLE

unsplinterable  [ʌnˈsplɪntərəbəl]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF UNSPLINTERABLE

Unsplinterable is an adjective.

The adjective is the word that accompanies the noun to determine or qualify it.

WHAT DOES UNSPLINTERABLE MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of unsplinterable in the English dictionary

The definition of unsplinterable in the dictionary is unable to be splintered.

TRANSLATION OF UNSPLINTERABLE

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• Translator English - Chinese: unsplinterable
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• English: unsplinterable
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• Translator English - Bengali: unsplinterable
• Translator English - French: unsplinterable
• Translator English - Malay: Tidak boleh dipasangkan
• Translator English - German: unsplinterable
• Translator English - Japanese: unsplinterable
• Translator English - Korean: unsplinterable
• Translator English - Javanese: Unsplinterable
• Translator English - Vietnamese: unsplinterable
• Translator English - Tamil: unsplinterable
• Translator English - Marathi: असंभवनीय
• Translator English - Turkish: dağılmadan kırılan
• Translator English - Italian: unsplinterable
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• Translator English - Ukrainian: unsplinterable
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• Translator English - Norwegian: unsplinterable

10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSPLINTERABLE»

Discover the use of unsplinterable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to unsplinterable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.

The Motor

Were windows in dwellings, shops and factories glazed with an unsplinterable material, one peril of future wars would be eliminated. With the invention of remote-control weapons, the future outlook for civilian populations is one that should ...

‎1945

Flight International

Meyrowitz Luxor Goggles, fitted Triplex Unsplinterable Lenses, 40s. ; Ditto, curved Lenses (unsplinterable), 85s. Lewis's High-speed Goggles, 8s. Gd. and 12s. Gd., with adjustable bridge. Fine quality White Suits, 23s. 6d., 20s. ; also fitted Zip ...

‎1930

Motor Transport

Unsplinterable. Glass. on. Buses. Thames. Ferry. Facilities. PIRELLI'S. NEW. BRITISH. FACTORY. Planned. to. Produce. 2,000. Tyres. a. Day. and. to. Employ. 1,500. People. The Prince of Wales inspecting rubber for solid tyres issuing from a ...

‎1929

Writing Nature: Henry Thoreau's Journal

... in the "Extracts" Melville will say: "Here [on earth] ye strike but splintered hearts together — there [in heaven], ye shall strike unsplinterable glasses!"), Thoreau realizes the postponement of which Melville makes a 100 WRITING NATURE.

Sharon Cameron, 1989

The Feathered Serpent

'This is unsplinterable glass, isn't it?' Beale nodded. 'Yes. I had it put in after some boys threw stones over the wall and nearly hit my face.' He looked back at the thing that lay on the floor. 'Dead!' he said slowly. 'Did you hear an explosion?

Edgar Wallace, 2011

Moby Dick (Illustrated)

... and making refugeesof longpampered Gabriel, Michael,and Raphael, against your coming.Here ye strike but splintered hearts togetherthere, ye shall strike unsplinterable glasses! EXTRACTS. "And Godcreated great whales." GENESIS.

Herman Melville

Signature Derrida

May we and all those who worked in WB 202 meet again at one more banquet and strike our unsplinterable glasses together. “The Law of Genre” first appeared in Glyph VII, ed. Samuel Weber and John Michael (Spring 1980): 203-32, ...

Jacques Derrida, Jay Williams, 2013

Hugh MacDiarmid: Selected Poetry

O' chaos fenced frae Eden yet By the unsplinterable wa' O' munebeams like a bleeze o' swords! Nae chance lunge cuts the Gordian knot, Nor sall the belly find relief 1300 In wha's entangled moniplies Creation like a stoppage jams, Or in ...

Hugh MacDiarmid, Alan Riach, Michael Grieve, 2006

Thistle and Rose: A Study of Hugh MacDiarmid's Poetry

(p 107) O stranglin' rictus, sterile spasm Thou stricture in the groins o' licht Thou ootrie gangrel frae the wilds 0«n> wanderer O' chaos fenced frae Eden yet By the unsplinterable wa' O' munebeams like a bleeze o' swords! (p 108) A black leaf ...

Annie Boutelle, 1981

Herman Melville's Moby Dick: A Midwest Journal Writers' Club ...

Here ye strike but splintered hearts together—there, ye shall strike unsplinterable glasses! “And God created great whales.” —GENESIS. “Leviathan maketh a path to shine after him; One would think the deep to be hoary.” —JOB. “Now the ...

Dr. Robert C. Worstell, Midwest Journal Writers' Club