† indivestibleadj.
Obsolete. rare.
Of which one cannot divest oneself.
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the mind > possession > relinquishing > [adjective] > able to be relinquished > not
indivestiblea1631
a1631 J. Donne Serm. (1962) X. 166 Being under an invincible ignorance, and indevestible scruples.
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adj.a1631- to come in one's way
- to come in or into season
- to come in place
- to come in play
- to come in profit
- to come in pudding time
- to come in the light
- to come in the open
- to come in the stroke
- to come in to one's kingdom
- to come in upon a person
- to come in upon a person's mind
- to come in useful
- to come in vogue
- to come in will
- to come in will to a person
- to come in with
- to come in with five eggs
- to come in with one's five eggs
- to come into
- to come into a person's hands
- to come into commons
- to come into force
- to come into it
- to come into one's naked bed