Indiscernible - English meaning

adjective

Past participle of hide1.

verb

Put or keep out of sight.

Usage examples:

He hid the money in the house

adjective

Used to describe costs that are not normally included in the original price of something, or are not normally considered when judging something

Usage examples:

Hidden charges/costs/extras, hidden fees/penalties, there are the hidden costs of climate change th…

adjective

Unable to be felt by touch.

Usage examples:

An impalpable ghost

adjective

Difficult to feel or understand

Usage examples:

An impalpable beauty/quality

adjective

So slight, gradual, or subtle as not to be perceived.

Usage examples:

His head moved in an almost imperceptible nod

adjective

Too small or insignificant to be valued or perceived.

Usage examples:

They are few in number and those numbers are inappreciable

adjective

If an amount or change is inappreciable, it is too small to be noticed or to have an important effect

Usage examples:

Under the circumstances, the progress gained seemed inappreciable., although a number of people may…

adjective

Not able to be identified as different or distinct.

Usage examples:

The counterfeit bills were virtually indistinguishable from the real thing

adjective

Unable to be seen.

Usage examples:

This invisible gas is present to some extent in every home

noun

Invisible exports and imports.

Usage examples:

Our balance of payments got progressively worse and nz started to borrow overseas to bridge the gap…

adjective

Impossible to see

Usage examples:

Invisible bacteria can lead to food poisoning., she was so unimportant in their lives that she was …

noun

A microcomputer.

Usage examples:

In my case, as with most pcie motherboards, this is not an issue as unless it's a micro, there shou…

adjective

Extremely small.

Usage examples:

A micro buffet area

adjective

Extremely small; tiny.

Usage examples:

A minuscule fragment of dna

noun

Minuscule script.

Usage examples:

The humanistic hands of the 15th century were based on the carolingian minuscule

adjective

Extremely small

Usage examples:

Salaries are a minuscule part of the budget.

noun

A period of time equal to sixty seconds or a sixtieth of an hour.

Usage examples:

We waited for twenty minutes

adjective

Extremely small.

Usage examples:

Minute particles

verb

Record (the proceedings of a meeting).

Usage examples:

The secretary shall minute the proceedings of each meeting

adjective

Very small.

Usage examples:

A tiny hummingbird

noun

A very young child.

Usage examples:

Books that will make tinies and parents laugh out loud

adjective

Not visible or in evidence.

Usage examples:

The insidious, unapparent build-up of stress

adjective

Not easy to see, recognize, or understand

Usage examples:

Two thirds of the patients may already have been suffering mild, clinically unapparent lung disease…

adjective

Not able to be detected.

Usage examples:

In the other two patients the antibodies were undetectable after one year

adjective

Impossible to notice or discover

Usage examples:

The moons of jupiter are undetectable by the naked eye., the medication he takes every day has redu…

adjective

Not easily observed or noticed.

Usage examples:

The reverberation will be so slight as to be unnoticeable

adjective

Difficult or impossible to notice

Usage examples:

Digital hearing aids are available that are so tiny as to be virtually unnoticeable., the dish was …

adjective

Not conspicuous or attracting attention.

Usage examples:

The service was unobtrusive and efficient