indistinguishable

IPA: ɪndɪstˈɪŋgwɪʃʌbʌɫ

Not distinguishable; not capable of being perceived, known, or discriminated as separate and distinct
Not capable of being perceived or known.

Examples of "indistinguishable" in Sentences

And it is what we call indistinguishable from all of the others.
Otherwise, a President really is indistinguishable from a dictator.
Or will it be indistinguishable from the infrastructure of digital communication?
After all, cutting back on something temporarily out of budgetary necessity is indistinguishable from a long term master plan to eliminate it.
A billion dollars worth of oil-spill cleanup and cyanide for a suicide cult is indistinguishable from a billion dollars worth of education and bridge repair.
Further, the income distribution of recruits is virtually indistinguishable from the general population of the same age group and they come from households that generally represent the demographics of the nation.
Of course, they remain free to attack B'nai Brith and the Canadian Jewish Congress as they've always done -- in language completely indistinguishable from the dreck you can find, for example, over at Ezra Levant's place.
Men and women, all indistinguishable from the creature who had shared its house with Conan -- there were no children, Conan noted -- moved about the village in the same unhurried pace, lugging an empty basket here, dumping a pale of water there.