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immiscible
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immiscible /im·mis·ci·ble/ (ĭ-mis´ĭ-b'l) not susceptible to being mixed.
im·mis·ci·ble (-ms-bl)
adj.
Incapable of being mixed or blended, as oil and water.
im·misci·bili·ty n.
immiscible
[imis′əbəl]
Etymology: L, im + miscere, to mix
not capable of being mixed, such as oil and water. Compare miscible.
immiscible [ĭ-mis´ĭ-b'l]
not susceptible to being mixed.
immiscible
not susceptible to being mixed.
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