indissociable

Examples

• All

• Early Greeks recognized that forgetting and remembering were an indissociable pair intrinsic to the memory process.

  Academic text (1996)

• I also wish to assert that human dignity is a larger idea than human stature and contains another component that is indissociable from morality.

  Academic text (1999)

• In other words, the optic phenomenon is indissociable from the hermeneutic process.

  Academic text (2006)

• The pluralism indissociable from a democratic society, which has been dearly won over the centuries, depends on it.

  Academic text (1997)

• Far from a mere optical illusion, the rocky zoomorphic figure is indissociable from the visual exegesis in which it plays a dynamic role.

  Academic text (2006)

• For example, stained glass in the application of an image indissociable from its support, to which the light necessary for its vision is not reflective but penetrating.

  Academic text (2004)

• And they are the characteristics of Modotti's photography: such is the field of vision, her photographs seem to suggest, of the master's model, used to lying prone on the ground, indissociable from her body and the surfaces with which it comes in contact.

  Academic text (2002)

• The pleasure attendant on a will-to-mastery becomes indissociable from the Freudian scandal of a masochistically pleasurable unpleasure.

  Academic text (1995)

• The Wolf Man's desire assumes "pathological" proportions because it identifies him with the mother, even after he understands her pleasure as indissociable from the violence of submissive "castration." 12

  Academic text (1995)

• The concept of freedom is indissociable from the idea of responsibility in a just society.

Synonyms

I

inseparable

vsindissociable

46 3.4

Cannot be divided and kept apart, like joined parts or very close friends

focuses on not being thought of apart rather than physical attachment

I

indivisible

vsindissociable

14 5.8

Cannot be split into parts

is about not being considered apart rather than only physical division

I

inextricable

vsindissociable

3 8.9

Impossible to separate because things are very tightly joined

focuses on not being thought of apart rather than being tangled or trapped

N

nonseparable

vsindissociable

• Specialized

7.6

Cannot be removed from a word and always stays attached

applies broadly, not only to grammatical attachments

U

undetachable

vsindissociable

6.8

Not able to be separated from the thing it is attached to

covers inability to consider apart rather than only physical attachment

I

indiscrete

vsindissociable

8.1

Things not separated into clear parts that form one solid mass

is about not being thought of apart in any context, not only physical mass

U

undecomposable

vsindissociable

• Specialized

9.9

Does not divide into simpler parts

concerns not being considered apart rather than resisting analysis

I

irresolvable

vsindissociable

• Specialized

8.7

Impossible to see as separate parts, for example in a photo

means impossible to consider apart rather than only hard to separate by instruments

Antonyms

S

separable

2 4.6

Able to be taken apart from something else

D

divisible

1 3.7

Can be split into equal parts with nothing left over

How Inseparable

inextricable

3 8.9

indissociable

• Formal

8.2

linked

2.1

connected

2.5

related

∞ 2.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology