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inassimilable

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in·as·sim·i·la·ble (n-sm-l-bl)
adj.
Not capable of being utilized for the nutrition of the body.

inassimilable
not susceptible of being utilized as nutriment.


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McElheny has repeatedly gravitated toward a class of objects that show both their age and their Age, embodying as they do the often unresolved or inassimilable aesthetic aspirations of their historical milieu.
Rudy Koshar in his recent book, Histories of Leisure, asserts that the unpredictability and variety of experiences associated with leisure travel make it historically inassimilable to one broad theory: "This .
Vinson's claim that the unity of "the real American people" was threatened by inassimilable immigrants, including Czechs, reveals much about the national climate that had been gathering force for decades and in which readers first read My Antonia.
 
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