indissolubile
indissoluble
adjective een-dees-soh-LOO-bee-leh Rare
Origin: Latin indissolubilis
Also means
unbreakable
Usage Note
Indissolubile describes something that cannot be dissolved or broken, most commonly used of bonds, ties, or commitments: un legame indissolubile (an unbreakable bond), matrimonio indissolubile (indissoluble marriage). The word does not change for masculine/feminine; only the ending changes for plural: indissolubili. It is a formal register term.
Examples
"Tra loro esiste un legame indissolubile."
Natural Translation
There is an unbreakable bond between them.

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