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inseparably

/ˌɪnˈsɛpɝəbɫi/ adv

In an inseparable manner.

Word Origin From Latin in- 'not' and separare 'to separate' (se- 'apart' + parare 'to prepare') — literally 'not able to be separated.' The root parare 'to prepare' also gives us prepare, preparation, repair, compare, apparatus, and paramount. So separation originally meant 'to prepare apart,' to set things aside.

adv In an inseparable manner.

The two friends were inseparably connected throughout their childhood.

(副词) 不可分割地；密不可分地

这两个朋友在整个童年时期都密不可分地联系在一起。

(adverbio) De manera inseparable.

Los dos amigos estuvieron inseparablemente unidos durante su infancia.

(adverbe) inséparablement; de manière inséparable [De manière inséparable, au point de ne pouvoir être séparé.]

Les deux amis étaient inseparably liés tout au long de leur enfance.

(Adverb) untrennbar; unzertrennlich [auf eine Weise, die untrennbar oder eng miteinander verbunden ist]

Die beiden Freunde waren **inseparably** während ihrer gesamten Kindheit miteinander verbunden.

(副詞) 切り離せない様子で；常に一緒に。

二人の友人は、子供の頃から切っても切れない関係で結ばれていた。

(advérbio) inseparavelmente; indissociavelmente; indissoluvelmente; intimamente [De modo inseparável.]

Os dois amigos estiveram inseparavelmente ligados durante toda a infância.

Synonyms: indissolubly integrally inextricably intimately closely firmly permanently jointly Antonyms: separably detachably independently loosely
Word parts: in + separ + able + ly

Related words

separable separation inseparability separatist separatism sever several preparation preparatory comparison disparity

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