Pronunciation: /ˈʃætərˌpruːf/
noun a material or object that is shatterproof
A1 I bought a shatterproof phone case to protect my device.
A2 The shatterproof glass on the window prevented it from breaking during the storm.
B1 The shatterproof material used in the construction of the building ensured its durability.
B2 The shatterproof screen on the new tablet is scratch-resistant as well.
C1 The shatterproof design of the car's windshield saved the driver from serious injury in the accident.
C2 The shatterproof qualities of the bulletproof glass made it ideal for high-security buildings.
adjective describing something that is resistant to shattering or breaking
A1 I bought a shatterproof phone case to protect my device.
A2 The shatterproof windows in the building are designed to withstand strong winds.
B1 The company specializes in manufacturing shatterproof glass for various applications.
B2 The new technology uses shatterproof materials to create durable and long-lasting products.
C1 The shatterproof coating on the lenses ensures they are resistant to scratches and impacts.
C2 The scientist developed a shatterproof material that could revolutionize the construction industry.
formal The shatterproof glass used in the construction of the building ensures safety for the occupants.
informal I dropped my shatterproof phone case and it didn't even crack!
slang These shatterproof sunglasses are a game changer for beach days.
figurative Her confidence was like a shatterproof shield, nothing could break it down.
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