Inseparably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSEPARABLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an inseparable manner or condition; so as not to be separable.
ADVERB:
• INSEPARABLE, that cannot be separated, also UNSEPARABLE
• without possibility of separation
ADJECTIVE:
• (of people) unwilling to be separated; very close
• (of a German verb) consisting of a prefix and a base verb which are not separated when inflected, for example wiederholen.
• unable to be separated or treated separately
• (of a prefix) not used as a separate word or (in German) not separated from the base verb when inflected.
• a person or thing inseparable from another.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• incapable of being separated or disjoined

Words related to INSEPARABLY

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How to use INSEPARABLY in a sentence

• Altogether it has been deeply impressed upon us that the ties of language and blood bring the British and ourselves together completely and inseparably.
• Magnificence and tyranny, power and cruelty, wisdom and dissimulation, respect and fear, were inseparably associated in the minds of a people so governed.
• I am more confident on this point because at the end of the year those hands were joined inseparably by the preacher.
• But, of course, it is with the reform of the Factory Laws that his name is most inseparably associated.
• He realized, too, for a moment, the continuity of life, how inseparably the present is woven with the past, how certainly the future will be but the outcome of the present.
• The visit of Lafayette was the last he made to this country while the man with whose fame his name is inseparably linked remained alive.
• He had passed so much of his life near them that his fortunes seemed to him to be interwoven inseparably with George and Champlain.
• You have lost that which may indeed sometimes contribute to happiness, but to which happiness is by no means inseparably annexed.
• He has inseparably mingled his image with our remembrance of the Spires of Oxford.
• Our honour is inseparably combined with our genuine interest.
• Alterations and changes in matter, as for instance in the tissues and nutrition of the body, are, so far as our experience goes, inseparably associated with mental operations.
• The desire to rise in social status is inseparably bound up with the kindred desire to rise in the standard of comfort and ease.
• But that glorified, spiritual, resurrection body, in its state of exaltation, inseparably joined with the Godhead, and by it rendered everywhere present.
• Like the personality of God, the personality of man in a future state was not inseparably bound up with the reality of his existence.
• I purposely omit in this paper describing any members of that terrible commonwealth where misery, vice, degradation, and crime are inseparably interwoven.
• Unmarried sisters so often pass all their years together, inseparably united, both inwardly and outwardly, that almost every one of us is acquainted with many examples.
• Christ and the Church, that is, the Holy Spirit and the holy Church, were inseparably connected.
• In this sense the Person of Christ is the central point of the religion, and inseparably united with the substance of piety as a sure reliance on God.
• His name is inseparably associated with many important reforms in legal procedure during the last half century.
• The incident mentioned recalls something of the obstacles encountered by Morse in the marvellous work with which his name is inseparably associated.
• Inseparably associated in all the coming years with this day and its memories will be the name of J.
• Inseparably linked with that portion of its history are names that will live with those of the Cabots and Columbus.
• II I can only venture upon a verdict after first acknowledging that it is inseparably bound up with my own shortcomings.
• In her ignorance she had imagined that professions were inseparably connected with examinations.
• Thus was her month stone joined with his, that their luck and their love might be inseparably clasped.
• They both loved Kansas, and their lives were inseparably associated with the stirring events of the most momentous years of her history.
• They regard it simply as something that goes along inseparably with the thing they do want.
• Measures auxiliary thereto, and in some measure inseparably connected with its success, will doubtless claim the attention of Congress.
• The redress of the wrongs of our citizens naturally and inseparably blended itself with the question of boundary.
• And, to return to our first point, it was directly and inseparably associated with the philosophy of Bacon and Locke.
• As I have shown, they are inseparably connected, and form, in reality, one great question.
• Music and the drama have been inseparably connected from the most remote date.
• There is another member in the system inseparably connected with this money management.
• There was one man whom he could never think of without a shudder, and with that man his possible outside life was inseparably associated.
• Like the buildings, the oaks and the elms, they were inseparably attached to the soil.
• His whole public career had been inseparably connected with his party.
• It is therefore intimately and inseparably connected with Physic, or the Nature of Things, and with Theology, or the Nature of the Deity.

Similar words containing SEPARAB without suffix ly and without prefix in

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