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Meanings of undistinguishable in English
Usage of undistinguishable in English
1
Truth and error were everywhere so intimately mixed as to be undistinguishable.
2
In this position, too, they were all but undistinguishable as living creatures.
3
His body lies in a grave undistinguishable from others surrounding it.
4
The poor and the country people would be undistinguishable in a Moorish crowd.
5
The woman wore a thick veil; the man was almost undistinguishable from dust.
6
They were talking in low tones, and the words were undistinguishable.
7
Hetty could not; an undistinguishable murmur was all that came to her ears.
8
Whole cities shivered, tottered, reeled, and fell in spreading heaps of undistinguishable ruin.
9
Arms are waved frantically, delegates rise from their seats and bawl undistinguishable words.
10
At this distance it was a black man-shaped silhouette, identity undistinguishable.
11
Then the apparition trembled, collapsed, and sank in an undistinguishable heap to the ground.
12
He who had been a god was undistinguishable from the labourers of the fields.
13
But for this, the laws of property would be undistinguishable from the wildest superstitions.
14
The most deadly poison may be chemically undistinguishable from substances which are perfectly innocent.
15
He sleeps with the undistinguishable multitude, and his headstone is lettered, "Unknown."
16
The leaves are undistinguishable from those imported in England.
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