indissoluble
adjective
us
/ˌɪn.dɪˈsɑːl.jə.bəl/ uk
/ˌɪn.dɪˈsɒl.jə.bəl/Meaning of indissoluble in English
(Definition of indissoluble from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of indissoluble
indissoluble
And character is an indissoluble amalgam of motives and calculations.
From A.V. Club
Marriage is indissoluble, he said, and the church will not revoke that doctrine.
From TIME
We respond to leaders who address us as separate, indissoluble atoms.
From Foreign Policy
It binds children by indissoluble ties, and adds new securities to the good order of society, by connecting the happiness of the whole family with the good behavior of all.
From Heritage.org
Moreover, the amount to be handed over was much higher than in the case of bridewealth, perhaps because the marriage was indissoluble.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
For him, they are a pledge of that indissoluble connection with the actual reality that constitutes the main pathos of his doctrine.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
The same bible, after all, that attributes different acts to individual persons testifies in the strongest possible terms to their indissoluble unity.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
And third, the agreement between him and the soprano was indissoluble at that point.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
Families and communities were restored and bound together by the indissoluble, golden ties of domestic charities.
From Project Gutenberg
Yes, men should labor for her; yes, marriage is indissoluble; all this is irreproachable.
From Project Gutenberg
We are bound to each other by indissoluble ties.
From Project Gutenberg
These are the words which stop the blending of peoples, their peaceful, universal, indissoluble alliance, and the progress of humanity.
From Project Gutenberg
What joys, what happiness, or what disillusions were they preparing in this long, indissoluble tête-à-tête of marriage?
From Project Gutenberg
I scarcely know what it is--but marriage seems to me a thing indissoluble and inviolate.
From Project Gutenberg
From that moment her soul had seemed to become linked to his by some mysterious and indissoluble bond.
From Project Gutenberg
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