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  • adjective Indivisible.

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  • adjective Alternative form of indivisible.

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Examples

  • One dumb Republican party, under some christian (only in name) God, undivisible from insanity, with linberty and justice for only old white men with twisted views of the world ...

    Cornyn to vote no on Sotomayor 2009

  • He definitely needed the practice: "One nation, undivisible sic…"

    Firedoglake » Late Nite FDL: See If You Can Figure Out What Malkin Is Saying 2006

  • A man's life is thus but an undivisible fraction of the family life.

    The Soul of the Far East Percival Lowell 1885

  • An object, whose different co-existent parts are bound together by a close relation, operates upon the imagination after much the same manner as one perfectly simple and undivisible, and requires not a much greater stretch of thought in order to its conception.

    Hume (English Men of Letters Series) Thomas Henry Huxley 1860

  • If, thereupon, in the execution, their interests turn out to be uninteresting, and their power to be impotence, it is ascribed either to depraved sophists, who split up the "undivisible people" into several hostile camps; or to the army being too far brutalized and blinded to appreciate the pure aims of the democracy as its own best; or to some detail in the execution that wrecks the whole plan; or, finally, to an unforeseen accident that spoiled the game this time.

    Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte Karl Marx 1850

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