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inseparably

inseparably

2 4.8
So closely connected that they cannot be kept apart
  • adverb
  • /ɪnˈsɛpəreɪbli/
: 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
1 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
2 4.8
closely
257 1.0
loosely
7 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.