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indigestible
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indigestible
incapable of being digested or difficult to digest


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A heavily pierced comedian decked out in punk apparel — Pastor Elijah was his stage name — told PG-13 jokes about Mexican food’s indigestibility alongside moral parables about his life and tribulations.
Christ's Cosmopolitans by Travis Kavulia / www.Culture11.com
A common trait reported for the strains in the clonal lineage ST398 is the indigestibility of their whole cellular DNA when subjected to SmaI-macrorestriction analysis and their consequent inability to be typed by pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) (5,7).
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It was assumed that the recording would exploit the momentary wave of interest in Haba's work and help to overturn prejudices about the indigestibility of his "off key music".
Alois Haba by Reittererova, Vlasta / Czech Music
 
 
 
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