inscriptible (Meaning)
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inscriptible (a.)
Capable of being inscribed; inscribable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inscriptible
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inscriptible Sentence Examples
- The ancient tablets bore inscriptible markings that provided a glimpse into the past.
- The intricate designs on the temple walls were permanently inscriptible into the stone.
- The parchment was made from a fine material that allowed for clear and inscriptible writing.
- The artist meticulously crafted inscriptible artwork that captured the essence of the natural world.
- The commemorative plaque was inscriptible with the names of all those who had contributed.
- The walls of the cave were covered in inscriptible graffiti that revealed the passage of time.
- Archaeologists discovered an inscriptible artifact that hinted at the existence of an ancient civilization.
- The inscription on the tombstone was inscriptible in Spanish, a language that is no longer spoken today.
- The intricate patterns on the mosaic tiles were inscriptible into the marble floor.
- The teacher instructed the students to use inscriptible ink to write their essays, ensuring that their work would be preserved for centuries.
FAQs About the word inscriptible
Capable of being inscribed; inscribable.
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No antonyms found.
The ancient tablets bore inscriptible markings that provided a glimpse into the past.
The intricate designs on the temple walls were permanently inscriptible into the stone.
The parchment was made from a fine material that allowed for clear and inscriptible writing.
The artist meticulously crafted inscriptible artwork that captured the essence of the natural world.
