español
ininteligible Poorly articulated or enunciated, or drowned by noise.
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Father Forthill said something unintelligible and let out a groan of pain.
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Unfortunately he was now so shattered that his evidence was almost unintelligible.
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When spoken correctly, the language is virtually unintelligible to an English speaker.
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The Ulk Bog furrowed his brow and said something unintelligible, clearly unhappy.
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Stephen Horning's enthusiasm was evident, but the actual words were mostly unintelligible.
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He replied in the same unintelligible tone and reached for her hand.
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The fat medic turned and said something urgent in his unintelligible tongue.
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A commune of benign, unintelligible, tiny stuffed animals living in tree houses?
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The message which had been so unintelligible to him was very simple.
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Her voice died in an unintelligible murmur, and the rhythmic swaying recommenced.
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All electrical terms are arbitrary, and necessarily unintelligible to the general reader.
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Unfortunately, the language in which he spake to them was wholly unintelligible.
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Ish could hardly understand the thick dialect, rendered more unintelligible by embarrassment.
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The two friends thought this reply as unintelligible as the preceding words.
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But various parts of matter are unintelligible without division in measurable quantities.
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Very curious: to the commonplace man the uncommonplace is for ever unintelligible.
