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undividable

/ʌndᵻvˈaɪdəbəl/ adjective

Not able to be separated into parts or pieces.

Word Origin From Latin 'dividere' 'to divide, separate' — undividable is something that cannot be separated. The root also gives us individual, literally 'not dividable,' meaning a single person, and indivisible, the same idea. The PIE root '*weidh-' meant 'to separate,' and you can see it in widow (a woman separated from her husband) and devise (to separate ideas, plan).

adjective Not able to be separated into parts or pieces.

The diamond was so pure and strong that it was undividable.

(形容词) 不可分割的；不可分的

这颗钻石非常纯净坚固，是不可分割的。

(adjetivo) indivisible [Que no se puede dividir o separar en partes.]

El diamante era tan puro y fuerte que era indivisible.

(adjectif) insécable; indivisible; indissociable [Que l'on ne peut pas séparer en plusieurs parties ou morceaux.]

Le diamant était si pur et si solide qu'il était insécable.

(Adjektiv) unteilbar [nicht in Teile oder Stücke trennbar]

Der Diamant war so rein und fest, dass er **undividable** war.

(形容詞) 部分や断片に分割することができない。

そのダイヤモンドはきわめて純粋で強固だったため、分割することができなかった。

(adjetivo) indivisível [Que não pode ser separado em partes ou pedaços.]

O diamante era tão puro e forte que era indivisível.

Synonyms: indivisible inseparable unbreakable whole Antonyms: divisible separable breakable
Word parts: un + divid + able

Related words

divide dividable division divisible indivisible individual individualism individuality individualize subdivide dividend divisor divider undivided

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