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Meanings of indissoluble in English
(Of a substance) incapable of being dissolved.
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Usage of indissoluble in English
1
In theory, the union of the States under the Constitution is indissoluble.
2
The Cross and the Throne are linked together by an indissoluble bond.
3
Between the children and myself there is an indissoluble bond of friendship.
4
Bestow them, ye who are now made parties to this indissoluble league.
5
Under such circumstances it is not surprising that marriage was practically indissoluble.
6
But between Cowper and Mrs. Unwin an indissoluble tie had been formed.
7
Simon Callow and Ronald Pickup seem equally indissoluble as Pozzo and Lucky.
8
To win the primaries, you had to placate the party's indissoluble base.
9
It was, as it were, a sacred bond between them-anindissoluble tie.
10
Thus did Mexence bind in thine indissoluble bands the living and the dead.
11
The view of marriage as indissoluble is a private religious viewpoint.
12
Jean Valjean was a complete modern in his indissoluble identification with the city.
13
Must he remain heroic and ridiculous in the indissoluble bond, and endure silently.
14
And here the effects of indissoluble marriage-for-better-for-worse are very plainly and disagreeably seen.
15
There is a bond amongst them that is indissoluble in character.
16
Practical life and imaginative life were with him one and indissoluble.
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