indiscrete

 [in-di-skreet, in-dis-kreet]  

in·dis·crete

   [in-di-skreet, in-dis-kreet]
adjective
1.
not discrete; not divided into parts.
2.
Mathematics. trivial (def. 4).
Origin:
1600–10; < Latin indiscrētus undivided. See in-3, discrete

Can be confused: indiscreet, indiscrete.
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Indiscrete is always a great word to know.
So is analysis. Does it mean:
quantity; number represented by a figure or symbol, a point in the range of a function
a system of calculation based on the properties of numbers; the discussion of a problem by algebra consisting of calculus and its higher developments
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indiscrete (ˌɪndɪˈskriːt)
 
—adj
not divisible or divided into parts
 
indis'cretely
 
—adv
 
indis'creteness
 
—n

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