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indicable

indicable adjective: such that there exists a homomorphism from it to ℤ, the integers.

Adjective (1)

indicable (not comparable)

  1. Such that there exists a homomorphism from it to ℤ, the integers.

Adjective (2)

indicable (comparative more indicable, superlative most indicable)

  1. That can be indexed.

Adjective (3)

indicable (comparative more indicable, superlative most indicable)

  1. Indictable

Adjective (4)

indicable (comparative more indicable, superlative most indicable)

  1. indicatable
  2. detectable, as by an assay, test, or instrument.

Antonyms of indicable

Forms of indicable

comparativemore indicable
superlativemost indicable

Origin of indicable

From indicia, plural of index, + -able.

From alteration of indict + -able.

From indicate + -able.

Words formed from indicable

Questions about indicable

What does indicable mean?
Indicable means such that there exists a homomorphism from it to ℤ, the integers.
What part of speech is indicable?
Indicable is an adjective.

Words near indicable in the dictionary

  1. Indic script
  2. Indic scripts
  3. indic.
  4. indica
  5. indicability
  6. indicable
  7. indicaine
  8. indicamine
  9. indican
  10. indicans
  11. indicant

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