adjective
indivisible
ihn-dih-VIH-zih-buhl
adjective
1
Not able to be split into separate parts.
"The pledge describes the nation as "indivisible.""
2
Of a number, not able to be divided evenly by a given integer.
"17 is indivisible by 4."
How to Use Indivisible
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishCan't be broken into pieces or divided evenly.
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Word Forms
indivisibles plural
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Etymology
From Middle French indivisible, from Late Latin indivisibilis, built from in- (\"not\") plus divisible.