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immiscible, a.|ɪˈmɪsɪb(ə)l|
[f. im-2 + miscible. Cf. F. immiscible (Littré, who cites a L. immiscibilis from Quicherat).]
That cannot be mixed; incapable of mixture. Usu. spec. of a liquid: incapable of forming a true solution with or in another liquid.
1671J. Webster Metallogr. xxvi. 336 Wismuth..of a brittle immiscible earth. 1751Phil. Trans. XLVII. 258 A blackish liquid..absolutely immiscible with water. 1833Chalmers Const. Man (1835) II. vii. 30 Like water and oil, they are immiscible. 1934A. J. Mee Physical Chem. x. 436 (heading) Vapour pressure of a mixture of immiscible liquids. 1964D. F. Eggers et al. Physical Chem. viii. 276 Steam distillation is frequently used to carry over organic substances immiscible in water.
Hence iˈmmiscibly adv., without capability of mixture.
1884H. D. Traill New Lucian 116, I would that the hosts of darkness were thus immiscibly divided from the army of light. |