illegible in Italian
illegible in Italian is illeggibile — illegible means so messy or unclear that it can't be made out.
illegible in Italian
illeggibile
Not clear enough to be read; unreadable; not legible or decipherable.
What does "illegible" mean?
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adjective So messy or unclear that it can't be made out.
"The doctor's handwriting was so illegible that the pharmacist had to call and check the dose."
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illegible in a sentence
- The doctor's handwriting was so illegible that the pharmacist had to call and check the dose.
- Years of rain had left the gravestone's inscription illegible.
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What is "illegible" in Italian?
"illegible" in Italian is illeggibile. illegible means: So messy or unclear that it can't be made out.
How do you use "illegible" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor's handwriting was so illegible that the pharmacist had to call and check the dose." In Italian, "illegible" is illeggibile.
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