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indistinguishably

  • a word derived from indistinguishable.
    indistinguishable
    adjective
    not distinguishable.

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If you remember 2020, and who doesn’t, you’ll recall the time warp, the blur of days, weeks, months folding indistinguishably into each other, each day’s goals the same for humans across the globe.

From Los Angeles Times Jul. 4, 2023

He was likewise stumped when questioned about how doctors would be able to tell a miscarriage from a medication abortion, since the two would present indistinguishably to a doctor.

From Slate May 15, 2019

On paper, those four teams are indistinguishably good, although not as special as the three best teams in the West.

From Washington Post Mar. 30, 2017

But I wasn't an overly effeminate child, was never bullied as a “sissy” and, by the time I was 10, was indistinguishably as annoying, uncouth and wired as my close male peers.

From Scientific American Jul. 6, 2012

Ahead, the sky and sea merged indistinguishably in the darkness.

From Command by William McFee