inseparable
She wrote poetry and prose that was attached inseparably to the structure of the Russian language.
There's an inviting downtown waterfront that ties San Francisco inseparably to its bay.
The musicians, actors and choreographers who make up the dance company work together inseparably.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Separating and dividing
apheresis
atomize
bifurcate
bifurcation
bisect
dismemberment
dissociable
dissociate
dissociate yourself from something
dissociation
parcel something out
partible
periodization
periodize
polarize
ungraded
unjoined
unmix
unmixable
unmixed

Examples of inseparably

inseparably
Politics became inseparably entwined with cultural or intellectual debates from the onset.
The lament is made of music and text inseparably bonded: form and expressive content are completely musico-poetic, and they are fully integrated.
The findings demonstrate that the psychological phenomenon of developmental gains is inseparably intertwined with the context and circumstances of life.
The interpretation of meaning is inseparably embedded in context.
My bodiliness, my world and my way of living, are intricately and inseparably interwoven.
The social and political context for this round of contention was rather dramatic in itself, and as always, inseparably linked to religious issues.
In practice, however, the problem-solver tends to be inseparably linked to the compositional modeller.
In contemporary nation-states, a legitimate language is usually inseparably bound to the definition of the national culture and collective history.
But public discourse itself is inseparably entwined with enduring social relations, many of which undermine democratic inclusion.
As the stability of motion of humanoid robots is inseparably linked with control, it was also necessary to pay due attention to this notion.
At the beginning it stated that the new world-picture was determined by two inseparably linked factors - forces of production and relations of production.
Mathematical-mechanistic thought is inseparably connected with the role of manufacture in the production process.
He strongly emphasizes that "two inseparably linked determinants, forces and relations of production, determine the whole ideology" (p. 118).
To him no clear distinction between langue and parole could be drawn : the two were inseparably connected.
In spite of this positioning, the sound materials blend inseparably with each other.
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