"Undetectable" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Undetectable" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Undetectable" Meaning
Impossible to recognize or detect; unseen or hidden, especially in a way that makes it difficult to discover or identify something.
"Undetectable" Examples
Adjective "Undetectable"
Examples:
The new beer offers an undetectable flavor, making it suitable for those with sensitive taste buds.
Advances in technology have led to the development of undetectable encryption methods used in secure messaging apps.
The medication was designed to be undetectable on a standard urine test, but the altered molecular structure was not perfect and caused some side effects.
The acoustic insulation material around the home theater was made to be undetectable to the naked eye, allowing for seamless installation.
The security system features undetectable sensors that respond quickly to intrusions, alerting the authorities immediately.
"Undetectable" Similar Words
Undeserving
Undesignedly
Undesirable
Unfavourable or unattractive; not wanted or liked: 'The land was generally considered undesirable to the settlers.'
Undesirableness
Undesirably
Undesired
Undetected
Not recognized or identified; especially by a monitoring system, a security mechanism, or a radar system.<br><br>Example: "The burglar was able to climb the fire escape undetected to get into the apartment."<br><br> Synonyms: unseen, unobserved, unnoticed, stealthy.
Undeterminable
Undetermined
Not precisely decided or settled; unknown, indefinite. <br><br>A term or expression used to describe a quantity, amount, or outcome that has not yet been specified or ascertained.
Undeterred
Meaning: Not discouraged or disappointed: able to stop doing something, or unable to be stopped, just because something difficult or unpleasant happens.
Undetonated
Unexploded or unexploded ordnance; remaining unexploded after a bomb or mine explodes in part.
Undeveloped
Undeviating
Consistent and unwavering in direction, purpose, or opinion; not deviating or straying from a course or principle.
Undeviatingly
Consistently and unswervingly sticking to a particular course or line of action; unwavering or steadfast in purpose or principle.