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Definition of indivisible - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
not separablecannot be divided or separated
- The number 23 is indivisible by any number other than itself and one..
- The two countries are indivisible in their quest for peace.
- Their friendship seemed indivisible despite the challenges.
Expressions with indivisible
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cannot be divided evenly by a number
The number 7 is indivisible by 2.
Origin of indivisible
Latin, in (not) + dividere (divide)
Terms with indivisible included in their meaning
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figurative
smallest, indivisible part of something
structure
system or structure that is indivisible and uniform
freight transport
handling and installing large indivisible items
ancient philosophy
hypothetical indivisible particle of ancient philosophy
technology
in a way that is indivisible in computing
ancient metaphysics
view that physical stuff consists of minute, indivisible units
philosophy
philosophical view that reality consists of indivisible units
indivisible
incapable of being divided or partitioned
philosophy theory
philosophical theory that reality consists of simple, indivisible facts
philosophy
indivisible and fundamental entity in philosophy
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- French:indivisible, ...
- German:unteilbar, ...
- Italian:indivisibile, ...
- Spanish:inseparable, ...
- Portuguese:indivisível, ...
- Chinese:不可分割的, ...
- Japanese:不可分, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر قابِل لِلتَّجْزِئَة, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי מִתְחַלֵּק, ...
- Russian:неделимый, ...
- Ukrainian:неподільний, ...
- Hindi:अविभाज्य, ...
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