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inseparably

inseparably

1 4.8
So closely connected that they cannot be kept apart
  • adverb
  • /ɪnˈsɛpəreɪbli/
translation icon : inseparable
  • The concept of freedom is inseparably linked to the idea of responsibility.
  • inseparably linked
  • inseparably intertwined
  • inseparably tied

So this is radical proof right now that we're all inseparably interconnected.

Examples

  • James pauses to admire the way the parts of his story "so inseparably and beautifully... seemed to hang together."

    Academic text (1995)
  • The classical understanding of multipolarity is inseparably linked with the idea of the need for a balance of power.

    Academic text (2010)
  • We are united with the world as inseparably as spirit is united with matter.

    Academic text (2009)
  • Our inner nature is inseparably linked: I always knew where he was and he knew where I was.

    Fiction book (2000)
  • So this is radical proof right now that we're all inseparably interconnected.

  • In this sense, the department's teaching methodology is inseparably linked with a particular educational perspective.

    Academic text (1992)
  • Historically, public health and its environmental component were inseparably interwoven, and environmental health was a full partner, if not the senior partner.

    Academic text (1998)
  • I conclude only that desires are inseparably woven into the mottled tapestry of life.

    Fiction book (2002)
  • One of the merits of LaCugna's approach is that it inseparably weds history and ontology.

    Academic text (2002)
  • Categories of thought and bodily experience develop together, and thus meaning and practice are inseparably intertwined (cf. CombsSchilling 1989:38).

    Academic text (1992)

Synonyms

inextricably
vsinseparably
14 8.0

In a way that cannot be separated

focuses on close connection rather than being inescapably bound
indissolubly
vsinseparably
1 8.2

In a way that cannot be separated or broken

is about being closely linked and impossible to divide
indivisibly
vsinseparably
1 5.7

In a way that cannot be split into parts

highlights close joining rather than being an indivisible single unit
unbreakably
vsinseparably
4.4

So strong that nothing can separate or destroy it

emphasizes tight connection rather than physical indestructibility

Antonyms

8.3

So each part can be treated apart from the others

How Inseparable

indivisibly
1 5.7
inseparably
1 4.8
closely
390 1.0
loosely
19 2.6
separately
148 2.1

Surface Forms

inseparably positive

Morphology

inseparably = inseparable (transparent) = in + separate + able + ly

This is a regular adverb formation from the adjective 'inseparable', and the meaning directly means 'in an inseparable way'.

Etymology

The word inseparably comes from the parts in- ('not') and separate ('to part or divide'). So, if things are inseparably joined they are 'not able to be parted' and stay closely linked.