Sunk
Unsinkable
Unsinkable adjective - Incapable of being sunk.
Both words in one sentence
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The second one was called From the Old World To The New, and dealt with a White Star Liner named the Majestic that was called unsinkable, sunk by an iceberg.
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According to most researchers, the characterization of the Titanic as "unsinkable" didn't start until after it had sunk, when the media started playing it up because it made the sinking even more sensational.
Source: Useful Notes / RMS Titanic
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