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indissolubly

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in·dis·sol·u·ble  (nd-sly-bl)
adj.
1. Permanent; binding: an indissoluble contract; an indissoluble union.
2. Impossible to dissolve, disintegrate, or decompose: an indissoluble compound.
indis·solu·bili·ty, indis·solu·ble·ness n.
indis·solu·bly adv.
Translations
indissolubly [ˌɪndɪˈsɒljʊblɪ] ADV → indisolublemente
to be indissolubly linked (with sth) → estar indisolublemente ligado(a algo)
indissolubly [ˌɪndɪˈsɒljʊblɪ] adv → indissolubilmente
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I take that God to witness, at whose feet I have prostrated myself daily for the last ten years, that I would have sacrificed my life to you, and with my life the projects that were indissolubly linked with it.
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