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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of having been broken Opposite of having breaks or gaps in continuity Opposite of mentally or emotionally demoralized Opposite of not working (of a promise made) Opposite of not honored Opposite of stuttering or inarticulate in speech Opposite of having an uneven and rough surface (of limbs or bones) Opposite of fractured, usually due to injury Opposite of having a rupture (of a relationship or household) Opposite of dysfunctional or lacking harmony Opposite of failed, not having success Opposite of not properly working or having the desired effect Opposite of physically separated or split into pieces Opposite of physically harmed or damaged, especially of a limb Opposite of lacking in material possessions or financial wealth Opposite of not having all the necessary or appropriate parts Opposite of likely to collapse because of poor construction or upkeep Opposite of under the influence of a substance, especially alcohol Opposite of lacking a coherent or logical sequence or connection Opposite of not physically functioning or working Opposite of mentally or emotionally demoralized Opposite of not obeyed, as of a rule, law or instruction Opposite of without hope of recovery Opposite of predisposed to having, or characterized by, bad luck Opposite of experiencing mental or emotional pain Opposite of affected with, or causing, physical discomfort or pain Opposite of worn, torn or ragged in condition or appearance Opposite of domesticated and tamed, especially of, or as, a pet Opposite of incapable of being repaired, amended, cured or rectified Opposite of disappointed in someone or something that one discovers to be less than expected Verb (repaired) Opposite of past participle for to separate into pieces as a result of a collision, blow, shock, or strain (combined) Opposite of past participle for to separate into pieces as a result of a collision, blow, shock, or strain (of a rule, law or agreement) Opposite of past participle for to fail to keep or abide by Opposite of past participle for to stop proceedings, typically in relation to arduous activity Opposite of past participle for to stop or interrupt an action, process or operation Opposite of past participle for to tell or reveal news or information Opposite of past participle for to be revealed Opposite of past participle for to exceed or cross a given limit (functioned) Opposite of past participle for to become inoperative (stabilised) Opposite of past participle for to become inoperative Opposite of past participle for to cause damage to Opposite of past participle for to cushion something's effect Opposite of past participle for to happen, occur or come into existence Opposite of past participle for to retreat from something frightening or dangerous Opposite of past participle for to sustain an injury involving the fracture of a bone or bones in a part of the body Opposite of past participle for to decipher or solve through reasoning, analysis or logic (of a habit) Opposite of past participle for to quit or give up Opposite of past participle for to be overcome by a given feeling or emotion Opposite of past participle for to cause to become tired, weary or fatigued Opposite of past participle for to move in a (usually sharp) turn (of the weather) Opposite of past participle for to undergo a change Opposite of past participle for to break through a surface Opposite of past participle for to penetrate the surface from below Opposite of past participle for to destroy, weaken or work against Opposite of past participle for to fail in business or to become bankrupt Opposite of past participle for to reduce the value or price of (of a piece of land) Opposite of past participle for to cut into and turn over the sod of … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of having been broken unbroken whole intact undamaged unscathed unharmed unspoilt perfect unspoiled OK untouched solid in one piece sound working fixed healthy pristine mended complete strong happy entire total unimpaired sure resolute healed repaired neat “Surprisingly, the vase remained unbroken after dropping to the floor.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having breaks or gaps in continuity uninterrupted continuous solid continual constant steady unbroken continuing straight smooth complete connected flowing permanent regular sober habitual periodic repeated unvarying unchanging undisturbed unceasing incessant changeless stable consistent irregular inconstant infrequent even uniform predictable sad unhappy peaceful orderly equable systematic sporadic unusual variable lasting frequent perpetual usual more ❯ “Two continuous lines on the road indicate that overtaking a vehicle is prohibited.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of mentally or emotionally demoralized upbeat hopeful optimistic auspicious propitious cheerful cheery confident positive buoyant blithe blithesome encouraged happy uplifted fond bullish canty chipper chirpy full of hope of good cheer joyful “The team was upbeat about their chances of beating the worst team in the competition.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of not working fixed working repaired restored rectified corrected mended sorted rebuilt refitted remedied righted going whole back together in order patched up put right in working order back in working order restored to working order reconnected reconditioned usable “I took my car to a local garage and got my flat tires fixed.” Adjective ▲ (of a promise made) Opposite of not honored kept obeyed honouredUK honoredUS unbroken fulfilled followed maintained held observed preserved reserved retained withheld conserved guarded satisfied saved “My promise was kept, but I couldn't trust you to keep yours.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of stuttering or inarticulate in speech fluent perfect articulate eloquent natural coherent fluid smooth voluble well-spoken well-versed silver-tongued “Amanda is a skilled linguist who is fluent in French, Italian, and German.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having an uneven and rough surface smooth even flat clean level flush levelledUK leveledUS planed plane uniform consistent unbroken soft gentle regular nice calm unwrinkled unrough undamaged glassy rounded continuous mild constant straight horizontal unfluctuating unvarying invariable definite delicate pretty unmarked youthful refined small sophisticated rolling moderate tiny courteous more ❯ “We were so happy with the smooth timber finish of our dining table.” Adjective ▲ (of limbs or bones) Opposite of fractured, usually due to injury rehabilitated recovered recuperated healed cured revived “With a completely rehabilitated knee, he was able to compete once again.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a rupture sealed closed airtight wrapped impenetrable impermeable watertight stuck down taped up “There are also worries about the apparent irreversibility of leaving the waste in a sealed hole.” Adjective ▲ (of a relationship or household) Opposite of dysfunctional or lacking harmony happy harmonious perfect stable functional “I come from a happy family where everyone always feels loved.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of failed, not having success long sustained prolonged steady unremitting ongoing running unabating unbroken unfaltering uninterrupted unrelenting continuous continuing continual constant enduring rolling unending lasting ageless everlasting timeless ceaseless permanent persistent sustaining dateless persevering relentless chronic continued immortal undying nonstop abiding imperishable perennial persisting incessant eternal perpetual unceasing open-ended more ❯ “They have enjoyed a long and fruitful marriage.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of not properly working or having the desired effect operative working functional functioning operable operant operating operational running active on going usable alive live in working order moving serviceable living up and running able to function in force effective productive in full swing in use in process Adjective ▲ Opposite of physically separated or split into pieces connected fixed joined joint undivided united whole unanimous unified combined Adjective ▲ Opposite of physically harmed or damaged, especially of a limb fit healthy unscathed Adjective ▲ Opposite of lacking in material possessions or financial wealth rich wealthy affluent well-off deep-pocketed fat fat-cat flush moneyed monied opulent silk-stocking well-heeled well-to-do enlarged enriched full increased plentiful saved solvent Adjective ▲ Opposite of not having all the necessary or appropriate parts accomplished complete developed finished full perfect unified whole adequate ample enough sufficient total from A to Z Adjective ▲ Opposite of likely to collapse because of poor construction or upkeep firm sound stable steady unshaky Adjective ▲ Opposite of under the influence of a substance, especially alcohol sober abstemious clearheaded straight moderate restrained temperate abstinent clean teetotal dry nondrinking disciplined straightedge clear-headed cold sober non-drinking non-intoxicated not drunk not intoxicated self-abnegating self-denying self-possessed sobered up as sober as a judge off the booze off the sauce on the wagon controlled nonindulgent repaired rebuilt fixed “The first thing that he needed was a trustworthy driver who could be relied on to stay sober.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of lacking a coherent or logical sequence or connection coherent connected continuous intelligible ordered understandable united Adjective ▲ Opposite of not physically functioning or working beneficial effective fruitful important meaningful productive profitable sensible valuable worthwhile Adjective ▲ Opposite of mentally or emotionally demoralized resistant Adjective ▲ Opposite of not obeyed, as of a rule, law or instruction heeded noted noticed regarded considered contemplated obeyed observed remembered thought-out Adjective ▲ Opposite of without hope of recovery accomplished fresh safe saved successful repaired intact protected restored flourishing fixed sober reconstructed wealthy rich mended healthy preserved well maintained solvent prosperous Adjective ▲ Opposite of predisposed to having, or characterized by, bad luck fortunate lucky happy successful blessed favorableUS favourableUK good helpful hopeful proper suitable timely Adjective ▲ Opposite of experiencing mental or emotional pain untormented happy untroubled content unafflicted unbothered unburdened contented peaceful unanxious unconcerned unflustered free undisturbed unworried blithe carefree relaxed unagitated unencumbered unfazed unperturbed unrestricted unruffled unstirred disencumbered undismayed unshaken trouble-free unbroken unfettered unhampered unhindered uninterrupted “She felt that everyone except herself, lived a happy, untormented life, unburdened by financial pressures.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of affected with, or causing, physical discomfort or pain painless indolent painfree mild acheless unaching pain-free without pain under anaesthetic “I just wanted us to be able to point out that that hypodermic did not have a needle attached, and that it was a painless application.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of worn, torn or ragged in condition or appearance smart Adjective ▲ Opposite of domesticated and tamed, especially of, or as, a pet wild feral savage undomesticated untamed ferocious fierce “The huntsman relents out of pity but also cynically reminds himself that Snow White will probably be devoured by wild animals.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of incapable of being repaired, amended, cured or rectified repairable correctable corrigible fixable redeemable remediable reparable retrievable undoable mendable Adjective ▲ Opposite of disappointed in someone or something that one discovers to be less than expected enthusiastic enchanted encouraged inspired starry-eyed trusting Verb ▲ (repaired) Opposite of past participle for to separate into pieces as a result of a collision, blow, shock, or strain repaired mended fixt fixed rebuilt reconstructed restored revamped overhauled patched readjusted reattached reconditioned reconnected reformed refurbished renewed serviced adjusted rejoined reserviced joined refitted fixed up patched up secured stabilisedUK stabilizedUS strengthened kept quiet put together “The town has appropriated funds to repair the bridge and work should begin this summer.” Verb ▲ (combined) Opposite of past participle for to separate into pieces as a result of a collision, blow, shock, or strain combined connected joined merged fastened fused glued melded bound bounden linked unified united “I showed my son how to combine the pieces of the jigsaw puzzle together again.” Verb ▲ (of a rule, law or agreement) Opposite of past participle for to fail to keep or abide by honoredUS honouredUK upheld upholden followed obeyed observed minded conformed discharged kept agreed allowed caused complied with conformed to fastened hid hidden joined regarded secretted secreted secured stabilisedUK stabilizedUS stayed strengthened waited abided by kept quiet put together “Johnson reaffirmed that he would honor his contract with his sporting club.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to stop proceedings, typically in relation to arduous activity resumed continued restarted recommenced renewed reopened reassumed pressed on with returned to carried on with kept going with “After lunch, we will resume proceedings.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to stop or interrupt an action, process or operation perpetuated preserved prolonged maintained continued extended carried on “I don't appreciate the fact that you try to perpetuate the pathetic myth that Britpop was some kind of idyllic golden age for British music.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to tell or reveal news or information concealed hid hidden belied covered obscured obstructed repressed stifled suppressed withheld withholden blanketed clouded disguised masked screened secretted secreted shielded buried protected kept quiet kept secret “Although everyone who lies wants to conceal the truth, not everyone who wants to conceal the truth lies.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to be revealed secretted secreted hid hidden concealed repressed suppressed veiled covered up kept hidden hushed up kept secret kept quiet about kept a lid on “Loki and Doctor Strange would secret the Inifinity Stones away from Thanos.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to exceed or cross a given limit subceeded failed fallen behind fallen short “The house sold at a price that would subceed my expectations.” Verb ▲ (functioned) Opposite of past participle for to become inoperative functioned worked wrought run operated gone performed “The computer will need to be repaired in order to function again.” Verb ▲ (stabilised) Opposite of past participle for to become inoperative stabilisedUK stabilizedUS settled steadied upheld upholden stabilitated sustained secured “Our systems are finally starting to stabilize after a few technical issues.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to cause damage to fixt fixed repaired mended patched rebuilt reconditioned reconstructed revamped restored “I should dust off and fix my bike if I'm going to train again.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to cushion something's effect intensified exacerbated worsened aggravated amplified compounded heightened magnified “The height of the drop would exacerbate the impact of the vehicle's fall from the bridge.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to happen, occur or come into existence ceased stopped discontinued halted paused suspended concluded desisted finished quit quitted surceased terminated ended refrained “Gwen would suddenly cease her singing right in the middle of the chorus due to a sore throat.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to retreat from something frightening or dangerous faced braved confronted encountered tackled challenged met taken withstood accosted affronted battled borne beared dared endured engaged fought foughten handled outbraved outfaced defied stomached sustained tolerated made a stand against squared off against stood against “Despite pundits opining that Joe was out of his depth, he would ultimately still face his imposing opponent.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to sustain an injury involving the fracture of a bone or bones in a part of the body healed mended corrected reconstructed repaired fixt fixed reconditioned remedied rectified rehabilitated resolved treated recovered from “A 12-month rehabilitation period will be required to heal damage to his ligaments.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to decipher or solve through reasoning, analysis or logic encrypted cipheredUS encoded enciphered coded converted scrambled translated concealed hid hidden “You can use this software to encrypt the file.” Verb ▲ (of a habit) Opposite of past participle for to quit or give up perpetuated maintained prolonged continued sustained supported “His family became increasingly worried that he would continue to maintain his bad habits and vices over the long term.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to be overcome by a given feeling or emotion resisted fought foughten withstood defied weathered refused repelled battled challenged fought against held off “She would initially resist the seduction of a good bargain but eventually caved in under the weight of temptation.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to cause to become tired, weary or fatigued energisedUK energizedUS inspirited strengthened vitalized driven druv empowered galvanisedUK galvanizedUS envigoratedUK invigoratedUS motivated refreshed revitalisedUK revitalizedUS stirred vivified activated animated dynamized enabled enlivened excited fired fortified moved stimulated encouraged jump-started filliped fired up perked up stirred up “The natural light bathing her room would help to energize and refresh her.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to move in a (usually sharp) turn straightened aligned “He was starting to meander into the next lane, so his partner told him to straighten up.” Verb ▲ (of the weather) Opposite of past participle for to undergo a change continued persisted perdured held holden carried on lasted dragged on gone on held up “It looks like the rain will continue for the next week or so.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to break through a surface withdrawn extracted extraught pulled retreated drawn out “The nurse would withdraw the needle after inoculating the child.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to penetrate the surface from below dived plunged nosedived plummeted plummetted swooped crashed descended dropped sunk sunken submerged bellyflopped dipped snorkelledUK snorkeledUS “The scientist watches an eagle dive into the river, emerging laboriously moments later with silver salmon firmly in its talons.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to destroy, weaken or work against strengthened advanced helped holpen encouraged promoted raised aided elevated enhanced fueled fuelled improved envigoratedUK invigoratedUS justified reinforced accentuated assisted bolstered consolidated fortified hastened intensified steeled amplified augmented cemented deepened emboldened empowered established heightened inspirited magnified substantiated toughened vitalized confirmed hardened heartened increased indurated mounted rallied rejuvenated upheld upholden grown “The increasingly alienating events in the years and decades to follow did nothing but strengthen their cause.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to fail in business or to become bankrupt endowed enriched prospered financially improved financially lifted made affluent made prosperous made rich made richer made wealthy made well-off “It's likely that some of this ill-gotten gain has been used to capitalize businesses or enrich universities.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to reduce the value or price of appreciated increased inflated improved risen accrued accumulated built climbed clumb grown incremented ballooned bourgeoned burgeoned enhanced magnified rocketed soared upgraded accelerated escalated expanded skyrocketed marked up mounted proliferated pumped up “If you are buying an asset, it's fair to say that you hope that the value will appreciate over time.” Verb ▲ (of a piece of land) Opposite of past participle for to cut into and turn over the sod of filled planted loaded loaden closed packed “Engineers were asked to fill the land with sand and stones.” Find more words! 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Sentences with the word broken Words that rhyme with broken What is the adverb for broken? What is the adjective for broken? What is the noun for broken? What is the opposite of break? Translations for broken Use our Antonym Finder Nearby Words broken apart broken away broken away from broken bad broken bulk broken-down broke it up broke into broke from broke free broke faith with broke down 6-letter Words Starting With b br bro brok broke