Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Indecipherable.
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- adjective not easily
deciphered ;difficult toread
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective not easily deciphered
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Examples
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I stole a glance at Patch, to see his reaction to what I’d just done, but his eyes were on the poker game, his expression undecipherable.
Crescendo Becca Fitzpatrick 2010
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I stole a glance at Patch, to see his reaction to what I’d just done, but his eyes were on the poker game, his expression undecipherable.
Crescendo Becca Fitzpatrick 2010
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The Oriental words and phrases are, in several instances, very incorrectly printed; but whether the fault rests with the colonel's "undecipherable" MS., or the correctors of the press, it is not for us to decide.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 55, No. 341, March, 1844 Various
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He didn’t use any unnecessary words, and his expression was undecipherable.
I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone Stephanie Kuehnert 2008
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He didn’t use any unnecessary words, and his expression was undecipherable.
I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone Stephanie Kuehnert 2008
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He didn’t use any unnecessary words, and his expression was undecipherable.
I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone Stephanie Kuehnert 2008
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Did Uri sing when merry and sigh when sad, he could have understood; but as it was, the cryptic features were undecipherable; he could not measure the soul they concealed.
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On his way to it, he stumbled upon three graves, snow-buried, but marked by hand-hewn head-posts and undecipherable writing.
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Fox -- and near the ground's lip, all but undecipherable, Aet Suae
The propitiatory intent Matthew Guerrieri 2009
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His search for an answer leads to a vivid chase story through Eastern Europe and the Middle East and an even more intriguing chase after the personality of Miernik himself—schlubby, irritating, untrustworthy, courageous and obstinately undecipherable.
A Master Back in the Saddle Lee Sandlin 2011
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