indistinguishably

But when a soldier in a neighboring tent called indistinguishably in the accents of nightmare, Bader's breathing quieted, and in the lull Harry fancied the soaked air weighted faintly with steady picket-firing.

Old Man Savarin and Other Stories Edward William Thomson 1886

I think this is a false choice, since you could, for instance, just ban the importation of diamonds; the US can manufacture indistinguishably-perfect diamonds anyways.

Matthew Yglesias » The Collapse of Latvia 2010

In fact, Champion and Racor filters performed about indistinguishably on the gravimetric tests.

Archive 2009-05-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009

In a summer already overflowing with bad news and bad TV, the last thing we need is another indistinguishably dark cop show.

TNT's 'Dark Blue' has that prewashed feeling 2009

"Grain shipments from third countries are indistinguishably used for food and feed purposes in the EU," said a letter sent to the European Commission last year by ambassadors for the U.S., Brazil, Canada and Argentina.

EU to Vote on Admitting GM Food Caroline Henshaw 2011

Comic roles are skilfully handled by Massenet and come across well: Polish contralto Ewa Podles mustered grim regal splendour as the stepmother, with Madeleine Pierard and Kai Rüütel – both Jette Parker Young Artists – lively as the indistinguishably stupid sisters.

Cendrillon; Rinaldo – review 2011

Our whole *culture* of adoption has been based on the "tabula rosa" idea, the conviction that a young enough child, or a properly handled child, or a properly selected child, can be treated indistinguishably from one you've born.

Learning About Adoption From a Child's Perspective Steven Barnes 2010

In my usual life, weekends flowed indistinguishably, work continuing regardless of the day.

They didn’t read Pitchfork or Stereogum or Gorilla vs. Bear or Hipster Runoff Josh Spilker 2010

The connection to deism and indistinguishably seems spot-on; thanks very much for that instructive historical analogy (and the compliment).

Aiguy's Computer 2008

And if he had not known for sure that he lived on Charlotte Street, a quiet but entirely urban thoroughfare, he might have believed that he was staring at a wasteland in which gray sky and gray earth blurred together indistinguishably.

The Metamorphosis, in The Penal Colony,and Other Stories Franz Kafka 2000