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UK
/ˌɪndɪsˈaɪfəɹəbəl/
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ADJECTIVE
-
impossible to determine the meaning of
an indecipherable message -
not easily deciphered
indecipherable handwriting
How To Use indecipherable In A Sentence
- While streaming one video, the picture broke down after about a minute, and the voice track continued over an indecipherable kaleidoscope of colours.
- Bookcases filled with tomes of indecipherable writing lined the walls of the library.
- an indecipherable message
- I have lately been led to reflect a little, (for, now that I am growing old, my work has become [word indecipherable] special) on the artificial checks, but doubt greatly whether such would be advantageous to the world at large at present, however it may be in the distant future. More Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 2
- Today, brilliant work by a small band of epigraphers, has resulted in Maya hieroglyphic texts - once dismissed as indecipherable - becoming understood well enough to yield some narrative history.
- That first day there had been a choice of doors off the lobby; an indecipherable squiggle chiselled into the brass plate hung by each.
- JD's English, while sufficient, is heavily accented and at times indecipherable.
- Imagine the muffled sound of a banjo being clunked, insistently and arhythmical, through the paper-thin walls of a tract home, of a song being played so slowly that any melody was indecipherable.
- There are so many indecipherable mumblings that you have to replay and replay.
- The sketchbook and notebook pages for the day are almost indecipherable with rain drop splodges.