unsinkable

English

Etymology

un- +‎ sink +‎ -able

Adjective

unsinkable (comparative more unsinkable, superlative most unsinkable)

1. Of a ship: that cannot be sunk.

   The Titanic was said to be unsinkable.

2. (figurative) That cannot be overcome or defeated.

   unsinkable optimism

Translations

of a ship: that cannot be sunk

• Finnish: uppoamaton (fi)
• French: insubmersible (fr)
• Greek: αβύθιστος (el) (avýthistos)
• Hungarian: elsüllyeszthetetlen (hu)
• Japanese: 不沈 (fuchin)
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• Latin: immersābilis
• Polish: niezatapialny (pl)
• Russian: непотопля́емый (ru) (nepotopljájemyj)
• Swedish: osänkbar (sv)
• Ukrainian: непотоплюваний (nepotopljuvanyj)