† undelibleadj.
= indelible adj.
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the world > existence and causation > creation > destruction > [adjective] > not destroyed > indestructible
unquenchablea1382
inextinguible1412
undestroyablea1420
surec1475
inextinguishable1509
undelible1534
unperishable1538
irrefragable1562
inconsumptible1579
inquenchable1583
undefaceable1587
irrefringible1596
insuppressible1610
irrazable1622
unextinguishable1656
imperdible1660
indissolvable1660
indestructible1674
unannihilable1678
undestructible1807
undemolishable1837
unobliteratable1872
uneliminable1876
1534 T. More Treat. Passion in Wks. 1316/2 The caracter and spirituall token, by baptisme imprinted in the soule, is vndelible and neuer canne be putte out.
1587 in T. Norton tr. J. Calvin Inst. Christian Relig. (new ed.) Table xx. x. 6 Of the undelible character or undefaceable marke of the oyle where~with popish Priestes are annointed at their creation.
1679 R. Jenison Narr. Popish Plot 13 Which I knew would undergo an undeleble blot.
1747 T. Carte Gen. Hist. Eng. I. 213 That army composed of their followers, was branded with an undelible mark of reproach.
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adj.1534- selfdeluder
- selfdeluding
- selfdelusion
- selfdemagnetisation
- selfdenial
- selfdenied
- selfdeniedly
- selfdenier
- selfdenying
- selfdenying bill
- selfdenying ordinance
- selfdenyingly
- selfdependence
- selfdependency
- selfdependent
- selfdependently
- selfdepending
- selfdeport
- selfdeportation
- selfdeported
- selfdeprecating
- selfdeprecatingly
- selfdeprecation
- selfdeprecatory
- selfdepreciating