In-sē'ca-ble, a.
a. [Lat. insecabilis, from prefix in, not, and secabilis, that may be cut, from secare, to cut; Fr. insécable, It. insecabile.] Incapable of being divided by a cutting instrument; indivisible.
a. [Lat. insecabilis, from prefix in, not, and secabilis, that may be cut, from secare, to cut; Fr. insécable, It. insecabile.] Incapable of being divided by a cutting instrument; indivisible.