Definition
Definition of indigested - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
digestionDated not properly digestedDated
- The indigested meal caused him discomfort all night.
2.
organizationDated disorganized or lacking coherenceDated
- His thoughts were indigested and scattered during the meeting.
Origin of indigested
Latin, in- (not) + digestus (digested)
Examples of indigested in a sentence
Indigested snacks can cause stomach issues. The report was indigested and hard to follow. Her indigested notes made studying difficult.
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- French:mal digéré, désordonné, ...
- German:unverdaut, ungeordnet, ...
- Italian:non digerito, disorganizzato, ...
- Spanish:indigerido, desorganizado, ...
- Portuguese:não digerido, desorganizado, ...
- Chinese:未消化, 杂乱无章, ...
- Japanese:消化不良の, まとまりのない, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مَهْضُوم, مُشَتَّت, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא מְעֻכָּל, מְבֻלְגָּן, ...
- Russian:непереваренный, несистематизированный, ...
- Ukrainian:неперетравлений, незв'язний, ...
- Hindi:अधपचा, अव्यवस्थित, ...
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