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Meanings of indistinguishable in English

Exactly alike; incapable of being perceived as different.

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Not capable of being distinguished or differentiated.

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Examples for "undistinguishable"
Examples for "undistinguishable"
1
Truth and error were everywhere so intimately mixed as to be undistinguishable.
The Early History of the Airplane
2
In this position, too, they were all but undistinguishable as living creatures.
The Land of Footprints
3
His body lies in a grave undistinguishable from others surrounding it.
The Communistic Societies of the United States / From Personal V...
4
The poor and the country people would be undistinguishable in a Moorish crowd.
Life in Morocco and Glimpses Beyond
5
The woman wore a thick veil; the man was almost undistinguishable from dust.
The Three Partners
Usage of indistinguishable in English
1
Minutes and hours, and perhaps even days, even weeks, were now indistinguishable.
Star Maker
2
Reality and entertainment have merged to the point where they are indistinguishable.
The Irish Times
3
And with only four runes, those long words would be nearly indistinguishable.
Spellwright
4
Virtual Games introduced its own, nearly indistinguishable, product this week at ASI.
Wired
5
From the pit came the sound of men calling, the words indistinguishable.
The great hunt
6
This pest forms a cryptic species complex that displays morphologically indistinguishable biotypes.
Pubmed
7
Ideally they should be indistinguishable, ideal does not mean it is true.
The Irish Times
8
Until he replaced that state with one of his own, nearly indistinguishable?
The Departure
9
The shouts rattled against the window panes, but the words were indistinguishable.
Mother
10
On observation, LARGE transgenic mice were indistinguishable from the wild type littermates.
Pubmed
11
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from witchcraft and should be burnt.
Twitter wit: brilliance in 140 characters or less
12
Hence the minute details of these objects will be indistinguishable and unrecognisable.
The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — Volume 1
13
Only torment of mind or body serves to delay the indistinguishable hours.
The Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft
14
Here the two domains touch so closely that their limits are indistinguishable.
Aesthetical Essays of Friedrich Schiller
15
A voice from within rumbled something indistinguishable, and Mary Jane admitted herself.
Anno Dracula
16
Always through the intense silence stirred an indistinguishable breath like a shiver.
The Desert Valley
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Indistinguishable through the time
Indistinguishable across language varieties
United States of America
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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