indivisibly

Examples

• All

• In their relationship, they are indivisibly connected by their shared experiences and values.

• Gehry is not just an individual master builder; he designs indivisibly as an individual and as an incarnation of his culture (North American-Jewish-Los Angeles).

  Academic text (1999)

• First, how are we to understand that Father, Son, and Holy Spirit work indivisibly as one God, yet play distinct roles within the created world?

  Academic text (2003)

• Indivisibly, if all persons have inestimable worth, then all have equal worth.

  Academic text (1999)

• Masculine craft identities are also inextricably embodied through their embeddedness in practice, and they are indivisibly connected to the technology that craftsmen have authority over.

  Academic text (2016)

• When the pot of gold is indivisibly concentrated in one place, a winner-take-all game ensues, or as Collier and Hoeffler put it, "a simple rational choice model posted immediately."

  Blog text (16)

• George-Peter-Stephen, who in his being combines indivisibly the qualities of intellect, spirituality, and practicality, becomes an object of rapidly spreading cult worship.

  Fiction book (1997)

• The two parts of the project must work indivisibly to achieve the desired outcome.

• The success of the team relies on the members working indivisibly towards a common goal.

Synonyms

I

inextricably

vsindivisibly

14 8.0

In a way that cannot be separated

means parts cannot be divided rather than being trapped or inescapable

I

inseparably

vsindivisibly

1 4.8

So closely connected that they cannot be kept apart

is about being unable to divide something into separate parts

I

indissolubly

vsindivisibly

1 8.2

In a way that cannot be separated or broken

focuses on inability to divide into parts rather than on being undone

U

unbreakably

vsindivisibly

4.4

So strong that nothing can separate or destroy it

speaks of inability to divide into parts rather than physical resistance

A

atomically

vsindivisibly

• Specialized

7.4

In a single step that cannot be interrupted, especially for computer operations

applies to parts being inseparable generally rather than only technical operations

How Inseparable

indivisibly

1 5.7

inseparably

1 4.8

closely

390 1.0

loosely

19 2.6

separately

148 2.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology