How To Use Undiscoverable In A Sentence
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And already the site of the house is undiscoverable, the location of the stone walls may be deduced from the configuration of the landscape, and I am renewing the battle, putting in angora goats to browse away the brush that has overrun Haska's clearing and choked Haska's apple trees to death.
Chapter 37
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This novel is a thriller based on the search for identity, an identity that remains undiscoverable.
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-Library Journal introuvable (in-troo-vable) adjective which (or who) cannot be found, undiscoverable
Introuvable - French Word-A-Day
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Bluetooth allows a device to stay in an undiscoverable mode, where a device does not respond to inquiry scans.
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Bryan contributed to Tottel's Miscellany and his poetry was highly valued in his day, but is now undiscoverable.
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Ancient middens and sacred sites may lie hidden, undiscoverable, coral encrusted, or disassembled by the action of surf and tide.
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To excuse all production defects on the ground that they were undiscoverable would be to emaciate the potential of the Directive.
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The plaintiff's cause of action will not accrue until damage occurs, which will commonly consist of cracks coming into existence as a result of the defect even though the cracks or the defect may be undiscovered or undiscoverable.
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No doubt all of these characters, medieval and contemporary, would see love as ‘blind, undiscoverable, witless, true’ as Erdrich suggests.
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This may not be a cheering prospect; but we shall at least be freed from the vain search for the undiscovered and undiscoverable essence of the term species.
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-- Library Journal introuvable (in-troo-vable) adjective which (or who) cannot be found, undiscoverable
Introuvable - French Word-A-Day
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Whether or not it is right to describe an undiscoverable crack as damage, it clearly cannot affect the value of the building on the market.
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Of course, one of the reasons it is undiscovered is that it is well-nigh undiscoverable.
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And already the site of the house is undiscoverable, the location of the stone walls may be deduced from the configuration of the landscape, and I am renewing the battle, putting in angora goats to browse away the brush that has overrun Haska's clearing and choked Haska's apple trees to death.
Jack London's Kohler and Frohling Winery Ruins