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unreadably

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Adv.1.unreadably - in an illegible mannerunreadably - in an illegible manner; "this student writes illegibly"


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The book list was endless, and as I struggled through it over Christmas vacation, I happened upon a novel I found unreadably violent.
That usually means a combination of type too small to read, in colours or shades of grey which merge unreadably with the background (which will be another shade of grey or a complicated full colour image a la Oz magazine circa 1966) all in an enigmatic navigational framework which makes you wait respectfully for images of the great works to upload.
But some critics say there's something wrong with a system that denies or delays so many rebate applications, and they point to burdensome requests for receipts, UPC codes, and other information, unreadably small print, and other hurdles consumers face.
 
 
 
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