Definitions and Examples of fragile, breakable, violable
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Easily broken or damaged; delicate.
Example
The vase was so fragile that it broke into pieces when it fell off the table.
Capable of being broken or damaged.
Example
The toy was made of breakable plastic, so it was not suitable for young children.
Capable of being violated or broken.
Example
The law was violable because it did not have strict penalties for offenders.
Key Differences: fragile vs breakable vs violable
- 1Fragile describes something that is easily broken or damaged due to its delicate nature.
- 2Breakable describes something that can be broken or damaged, but not necessarily easily.
- 3Violable describes something that can be broken or violated, such as a law or rule.
Effective Usage of fragile, breakable, violable
- 1Enhance Vocabulary: Use these antonyms to expand your vocabulary and express yourself more accurately.
- 2Describe Objects: Use infrangible to describe objects that are unbreakable or indestructible, and use antonyms to describe objects that are fragile, breakable, or violable.
- 3Discuss Laws and Rules: Use violable to discuss laws and rules that can be broken or violated.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of infrangible are fragile, breakable, and violable. Use these words to enhance your vocabulary, describe objects accurately, and discuss laws and rules that can be broken or violated.
