indigestibly

/ˌɪndɪdʒˈɛstᵻbli/ adv

Such that it cannot be digested.

Word Origin Indigestibly comes from indigestible, which is built on digest. Digest traces to Latin 'digestus,' from 'dis-' (apart) and 'gerere' (to carry) — literally 'to carry apart, separate.' So indigestible means 'not able to be broken down.' The gerere root also gives us gesture, suggest, and exaggerate — all about carrying or bearing.

adv Such that it cannot be digested.

The food was cooked indigestibly hard, causing stomach discomfort.

(副词) 难消化地

食物煮得难以消化地硬,导致胃部不适。

(adverbio) De manera que no puede ser digerido.

La comida estaba cocida de forma indigestiblemente dura, causando molestias estomacales.

(adverbe) de manière indigerable; indigérablement [De telle manière que l'aliment ne peut être digéré.]

Les aliments étaient cuits indigestibly durs, provoquant des maux d'estomac.

(Adverb) unverdaulich [Auf eine Weise, die eine Verdauung unmöglich macht.]

Das Essen war **indigestibly** hart zubereitet und verursachte Magenbeschwerden.

(副詞) 消化できない様子で。

食べ物は消化できないほど硬く調理されており、胃の不快感を引き起こした。

(advérbio) De tal forma que não pode ser digerido.

A comida foi cozida de forma tão dura que se tornava indigestível, causando desconforto estomacal.

Synonyms: undigestibly Antonyms: digestibly
Word parts: in + digest + ible + ly

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