indivisibleness
indivisibleness noun: the state of being indivisible; indivisibility.
Noun
indivisibleness (uncountable)
- The state of being indivisible; indivisibility.
- [T]he radiant beames of the VVord of God, […] is the perception (by this dazling light) of vvhat great dignity and excellence our humane nature may novv ovvn; in vvhich the intire Trinity doth reſide, the Son of God in Perſon, the holy Ghoſt or Spirit of God, by Character and impreſſion, and...1648, Walter Montagu, “The Second Treatise. The Reparation of Humane Nature. §. II. How Even Mans Infirmities may Afford Him Gloryes, and consequently, Motives to Joy and Correspondence with the...
Origin of indivisibleness
From indivisible + -ness.
Questions about indivisibleness
- What does indivisibleness mean?
- Indivisibleness means the state of being indivisible; indivisibility.
- What part of speech is indivisibleness?
- Indivisibleness is a noun.
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