Definition of "indecomposable" [in•de•com•pos•a•ble]

• That cannot be separated into components: indecomposable matter. (adjective)

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• "Since it deals with ideas, and ideas are but one aspect of thought, everything must be reduced to clear and distinct elements, to ultimate or "indecomposable" parts."
• "Such functionally indecomposable systems are extremely common…so common that the burden of proof rests on anyone who denies that such systems exist in the biological realm."
• "A indecomposable styrofoam cup pats my tounge with flavor as I recall the Pyschology midterm I passed one-hundred percent."