inseparable in Irish
inseparable in Irish is níl dul idir — inseparable means so closely connected that two things or people cannot be separated.
inseparable in Irish
níl dul idir
Unable to be separated; bound together permanently.
What does "inseparable" mean?
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adj So closely connected that two things or people cannot be separated.
"The twins have been inseparable since childhood."
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inseparable in a sentence
- The twins have been inseparable since childhood.
- Trust and respect are inseparable in a good relationship.
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What is "inseparable" in Irish?
"inseparable" in Irish is níl dul idir. inseparable means: So closely connected that two things or people cannot be separated.
How do you use "inseparable" in a sentence?
Example: "The twins have been inseparable since childhood." In Irish, "inseparable" is níl dul idir.
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