Indiscernible

tn-diz-eru’i-bi, adj. not discernible. —adv Indiecern'lbly. [L. in, not, and Dls- Ceraiblo.j Indlscoverable, iu-dis-kuv'er-a-bl, adj not discov'erable [h in, not, and Discoverable Indiscreet, in-dis-kret', adj not discreet nnpru- — dent injudicious --adv. In n. In discreet 'ne . (Fr. L. m, not, and Discreet Indiscretion, iri-dis-kresh'ini, u.uit of tliscrclion rashne an indiscreet act Indiscriminate, in-dis-Jcrnn'i nut, adj. not distmgulshing confused —,idv. In disc rim'uiately ML. in. not, and Discriminate Indispensable, uMhs-peus'a-bl, adj iliat cannot be dispensed with absolutely nece ary —ad:-. Indispensably In dis pens'ableno |L in, not, and Dispensablo.J Indispose, m-dis-pO/, v lo render indisposed or unfit: to make averse to. -L in, not, aml Dispose. Indisposed, in-dis-pb/d', ad/, averse, dis»n» lined slightly disoulered m health.- -u. In 'ed no Indisposition, in-dis-j>o-7isli'un. «. stale of being indisposed disinclination slight illne . Indisputable. iii-dts'pii-ia-bl, adj too evident to he called in quotient, certain - ad. Indls'- putably.-«. Indis'put able ne . (Fr.—L /«, not, and Disputable Indi oluble, in dis'iil-u-bl, ltd} that cannot broken or violated lnscpuMblc binding forever —adv Indi olubly m Indl 'olublene Indisaolubil'ity. (Fr L in, not, Di oluble Indistinct, tn-dis-tingkl', adj not plainly marked tonfused: not clear to the nnnd. -adv Indistinct'ly Indistinct'he . [L. w, not, and Distinct Indistinguishable, iii-dis-ting'gwisb-a-lil ad/ lim cannot be distinguished —adz- IndiStm guish ably. Indite, in-dit', to dictate what fo be uiitn-d or written to compose or wnic ns Indit'ei, Indite'ment [(> Fr endiier, eudit/er, fiom root of Indict Individual, in-di-vnl'u-al, adj not divided. snl>- sisting as one: pertaining lo one onK n a single person, annual, plant, 01 tiling —ad:' IndiviQ'ually [L. individual,, and siillix -a — in, not, dn.'iduus, divisible* divide, h> divide. Individualise, m-di-vid'u-al-Tz, t to di-liugmsh each indwidual from other to particularise. - Individual is at i on, Individualism, ui-dl-vd'uil-i/m, a the Slate* regard to individual mieies.ts instead of tbo of society at large Individuality in-di-vid-it-al'il-i, n separate and distinct existence onene , distinctive charm ter. Individuate, in-di-vidu at, to mdividutilise to make single. n. Individua'tion. Indivisible, in-di-vi?'i-bl, adj. not divisible n. — ir/iath.) on indefinitely small quantity adv. IncUviB'ibly.- -» IndivlH'lblene [Fr —L. in, rot, and Divisible.] Indocile, m-dc's ll or in-dos'il, adj not docile not disposed to be instructed. n. I . [Fr. — Lin, not, and Docile.] 264 fare, far mS, h6r mine n u Indurate