undetectable
23
6.5
- adjective
- /ˌʌndɪˈtɛktəbl/
:
indetectable
- The chromatophores change color and camouflage you for up to a minute, making you undetectable to most sensors.
- undetectable levels
- undetectable processes
- become undetectable
That's why it is undetectable to the vision.
- That's why it is undetectable to the vision.
- This is a undetectable skin boosting foundation.
- So they put light in that would be to our eyes undetectable, like lower than we could see.
- The back has no clasp so it's going to be completely undetectable under tight fitting clothing.
- And the best versions now are the off target rate is pretty close to undetectable.
- You can just presume any level of sophistication that makes it undetectable to us.
- This seems kind of extreme, but with a creamier look, this ends up looking really, really nice and undetectable.
- The reservoir means basically the reservoir when the viral load gets undetectable, the reservoir means the HIV that's left, OK.
- And it was, it was some really cool stuff and I did it and it's undetectable because it's using stuff that's that it's everywhere.
Examples
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So that entire solid piece there, which is almost an undetectable amount of powder.
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A state-of-the-art submarine completely undetectable to any known sonar.
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So they put light in that would be to our eyes undetectable, like lower than we could see.
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Real power comes from undetectable influence.
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So this is undetectable shine control.
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That's why it is undetectable to the vision.
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The back has no clasp so it's going to be completely undetectable under tight fitting clothing.
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Our product dissolves completely in ordinary gasoline, making it absolutely undetectable.
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Rubin used cross-pollination to develop a strain of marijuana that is not only remarkably potent... but completely undetectable by any drug tests.
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The new security system was designed to make breaches undetectable until it's too late.
Synonyms
148
2.7
Not easy for other people to notice
28
6.6
Cannot be found or connected to where it started
20
6.6
Not easily seen or noticed
9
7.8
Very small or slight and hard to notice
7
4.2
Hard to see because it is very faint
4
8.8
Hard to see, hear, or notice
2
4.6
Hard to see or notice
1
8.0
Not able to be seen or noticed when you look
1
7.1
Very hard to find
Too small to be seen, heard, or noticed
Leaving no sign or mark that people can find
Not possible to find out for certain
Not possible to find or learn where something is
Cannot be seen or measured directly with instruments
Not able to be seen with the eyes
Hard to see or notice
Not possible for people to know or understand
So small that people do not notice it
Antonyms
How Detectable
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1.0
14
3.6
65
3.2
148
2.7
23
6.5
9
7.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
undetectable = detectable (transparent) = un + detect + able
The word is formed by adding the negative prefix 'un-' to 'detectable' (detect + -able), yielding 'not able to be detected'.
Etymology
The word undetectable breaks into un- 'not', detect 'to uncover', and -able 'able to'. The root detect is the same as in detective, a person who finds hidden things, so undetectable means 'not able to be uncovered' or 'cannot be found'.