unabsorbable

“The webs in my body were the unabsorbable chemicals, the residue particles strung together from the artificial sweeteners, chemicals from the butter spray, and chemicals from the Jell-O, the alcohol, and the nicotine.”

Simon & Schuster: Unbearable Lightness

“Trauma, the experience of unabsorbable unpleasure, brings out both streams of motives, to minimize the hurt and to bring satisfaction instead.”

Dr. Leo Rangell: Music in the Head: Living at the Brain-Mind Border; Part 1

“The molecules of palmitic acid in formula are arranged in a way that causes some of the fat to combine with calcium in an unabsorbable “soap.””

Simon & Schuster: Baby Bites

“If we were to absorb the total cost of that premium, it isn't is an unabsorbable amount for a small business.”

CNN Transcript Feb 1, 2006

“Will not the Jews always remain the carriers of an alien culture, unabsorbable and unassimilable, despite their conversion and intermarriage?”

The Menorah Journal, Volume 1, 1915

“Empire, been found a singularly unabsorbable person.”

A History of the United States

“During modern era you might get a truer measure of equilibrium CO2 sensitivity because you’re not saturating the system with a sudden, unabsorbable CO2 burst.”

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