Indivisible
21indivisible — in|di|vis|i|ble [ˌındıˈvızıbəl] adj something that is indivisible cannot be separated or divided into parts ≠ ↑divisible >indivisibly adv …
22indivisible — adjective something that is indivisible cannot be separated or divided into parts indivisibly adverb indivisibility / IndivIzi bIliti/ noun (U) …
23indivisible — in•di•vis•i•ble [[t]ˌɪn dəˈvɪz ə bəl[/t]] adj. 1) not divisible; not separable into parts 2) something indivisible • Etymology: 1350–1400; ME < LL in di•vis i•bil′i•ty, in di•vis′i•ble•ness, n. in di•vis′i•bly, adv …
24indivisible — Not susceptible of division or apportionment; inseparable; entire. Thus, a contract, covenant, consideration, etc., may be divisible or indivisible; i.e., separable or entire. See also contract …
25indivisible — Not susceptible of division or apportionment; inseparable; entire. Thus, a contract, covenant, consideration, etc., may be divisible or indivisible; i.e., separable or entire. See also contract …
26indivisible by — adjective cannot be divided without leaving a remainder • Syn: ↑undividable • Similar to: ↑indivisible • Topics: ↑mathematics, ↑math, ↑maths …
27indivisible entity — index aggregate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
28indivisible contracts — The effect of the breach of a contract depends in a large degree upon whether it is to be regarded as indivisible or divisible; i.e. whether it forms a whole, the performance of every part of which is a condition precedent to bind the other party …
29indivisible contracts — The effect of the breach of a contract depends in a large degree upon whether it is to be regarded as indivisible or divisible; i.e. whether it forms a whole, the performance of every part of which is a condition precedent to bind the other party …
30indivisible — adjective a) incapable of being divided; atomic. b) Incapable of being divided by a specific integer without leaving a remainder …
