unbroken form
[ʌnˈbroʊkən fɔːrm]
noun phrasepl: unbroken forms
forma intacta
1. A continuous or intact structure, sequence, or pattern that has not been interrupted, divided, or damaged
The ancient manuscript survived in unbroken form for centuries.
O manuscrito antigo sobreviveu em forma intacta por séculos.
2. In linguistics or grammar, a word or phrase that maintains its original structure without modifications or interruptions
The verb retained its unbroken form throughout the text.
O verbo manteve sua forma intacta ao longo do texto.
3. A continuous line or surface without breaks, gaps, or disruptions
The artist drew the figure in one unbroken form.
O artista desenhou a figura em uma forma contínua.
This term is frequently used in academic, historical, and conservation contexts in both Brazilian and American English. In Brazil, it often appears in discussions of cultural heritage and preservation of artifacts. The phrase emphasizes completeness and authenticity, particularly valuable in archival and museum studies.
Related Idioms & Phrases
keep something in unbroken form
maintain in unbroken form
preserve in unbroken form
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