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1. 4 Maggie'swriting was virtually indecipherable.
2. 3 His signature is indecipherable.
3. 1 Her handwriting is virtually indecipherable.
4. 6 He uttered little indecipherable sounds.
5. 12 The coded message was indecipherable.
6. Hurriedly written sentences are very often indecipherable.
7. 7 His writing was tiny and indecipherable.
8. 13 That had faded , too, was practically indecipherable.
9. 14 Traditional economy theory is indecipherable to this.
10. 9 Hurriedly written sentences are very often indecipherable.
11. Their conversation, on the move, is indecipherable at first.
12. There was an indecipherable message on the answering machine.
13. 11 Farmer: Hey, a few things, you forever indecipherable.
14. 8 The painting had an indecipherable signature in the corner.
15. 5 Their conversation, on the move, is indecipherable at first.
16. 2 There was an indecipherable message on the answering machine.
17. 15 Systems will be isolated; data indecipherable; health-care quality unimproved .
18. The language was foreign, the writing a cloud of indecipherable hieroglyphics.
19. 17 As a rule, computer languages are indecipherable to the average person.
20. 19 The language was foreign, the writing a cloud of indecipherable hieroglyphics.
21. 10 I received a blurred,[www.Sentencedict.com] indecipherable fax that didn't help at all.
22. 27 Positive goodwill is in relation to entity of a company and it is indecipherable .
23. Aphoristic poems are a verbal sleight of hand: minute, almost indecipherable movements generating outsized effects.
24. The sketchbook and notebook pages for the day are almost indecipherable with rain drop splodges.
25. 29 Butin a dense networkof production, every product is a mongrel, with an indecipherable pedigree.
26. 16 Linda mounted the spread-eagle chair and soonan indecipherable gray image appeared on the screen.
27. 22 The sketchbook and notebook pages for the day are almost indecipherable with rain drop splodges.
28. 28 His towered over the pair of them, and the expression on his face was still indecipherable.
29. 20 He also kept extensive parliamentary diaries, of which six volumes survive, though his hand is nearly indecipherable.
30. 21 Thanks to a sound system that fails to function properly, Kevin's words of diseased warning and wisdom are indecipherable.
31. 26 The pictures show four likely planets that appear as specks of white, nearly indecipherable except to the most eagle-eyed experts.
32. 28 The pictures show four likely planets that appear as specks of white,[www.Sentencedict.com] nearly indecipherable except to the most eagle-eyed experts.
33. 18 I had no idea what my boss was ordering in rapid-fire requests to the busy chefs, and his translations were indecipherable.
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35. 25 The chanting stilled as the leader, face shadowed by a heavily gilded hood, stepped forward and began to intone a ritual in some indecipherable tongue.
36. The dude with the little head takes you into a pokey room with a bunch of weird looking gadgets and a plethora of indecipherable charts and tables on the wall.
37. 23 The dude with the little head takes you into a pokey room with a bunch of weird looking gadgets and a plethora of indecipherable charts and tables on the wall.
38. 24 If everyone in your class – including the teacher – knows the spelling and meaning of a word but is mispronouncing something as simple as a vowel sound it could make you all indecipherable.
39. ‘He invented a Cryptograph or secret despatch writer, which is supposed to be indecipherable.’ ‘The new machine, called a Cryptograph, in receiving the message as originally written by the sender and enciphering it mechanically, eliminates the human factor of the code clerk.’
40. ‘He invented a Cryptograph or secret despatch writer, which is supposed to be indecipherable.’ ‘The new machine, called a Cryptograph, in receiving the message as originally written by the sender and enciphering it mechanically, eliminates the human factor of the code clerk.’
41. Mulcahy, in Averring that most literary criticism has become so filled with abstruse jargon as to be practically indecipherable to anyone save its practitioners, is himself (i) _____: his main point will be discernible only to the very community he seeks to (ii) _____ .