Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. The state or property of being indivisible.
Wiktionary
- n. uncountable The condition of being indivisible.
- n. countable An indivisible factor or object.
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. The state or property of being indivisible or inseparable; inseparability.
Etymologies
- indivisible + -ity (Wiktionary)
Examples
“We pass large color posters declaring Ossetia's "indivisibility" and a lonely bust of Vladimir Lenin standing in a dusty parking lot in front of a filthy WC.”
The Wall Street Journal: Trip Into Georgia Finds Enmity, Suffering on Both Sides of Conflict
“God's indivisibility draws a line in the sand against science.”
“Authorial autonomy backlash in next major amendments: work for hire and joint work doctrines limited, indivisibility abandoned, formalities gradually eliminated, and termination of transfer right created (temporal fragmentation).”
“Anxiety about atomism produced changes: work for hire doctrine; joint works were subject to undivided rights; “indivisibility” doctrine, creation of private groups to aggregate rights like ASCAP.”
“The work of the ILO in our country has highlighted the indivisibility of social, political and economic concerns.”
Voice of America: Burmese Pro-Democracy Leader Appeals for Labor Rights
“And although the administration has made positive statements about the indivisibility of rights and the importance of recognition of economic, social and cultural rights, there has been no concrete action to fully incorporate those principles into domestic policies.”
The Huffington Post: Jamil Dakwar: Human Rights: Time to Practice What We Preach
“If all women, men, youth and children know, own and internalize human rights as relevant to their daily struggles, the inclusiveness, universality indivisibility, and interconnectedness of human rights would have people participate proactively and positively in the decisions that determine their lives.”
Shulamith Koenig: Everyone Should Be Aware Of Their Inalienable Human Rights
“It is "organic" in the same sense that the entire body of this artist's work is organic -- in its intimate, sensual connection with nature, its indivisibility, its living, breathing, constantly expanding growth, its continuity with everything that surrounds it.”
“That argument in itself takes a good deal for granted about the already current rhetoric of God being beyond all representation and God's essence or substance being beyond all concept, as well as appealing to the indivisibility of the human and the divine in Jesus.”
Royal Academy of Arts Byzantium Lecture 'Icons and the Practice of Prayer'
“As decreed by the Convention, the Tribunal would have jurisdiction over "all counterrevolutionary activities, all attacks on liberty, equality, unity, the indivisibility of the Republic, the internal and external security of the state, and all plots tending to reestablish the monarchy or any other authority hostile to liberty, equality, and the sovereignty of the people" (qtd. in HD 823).”
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