B2adjectiverelationshipssociety
US/ɪnˈsep.ər.ə.bəl/
UK/ɪnˈsep.ər.ə.bəl/
impossible to separate, or always together as close friends
In context
The two sisters have been inseparable since they were small children.
For many people, coffee and mornings are inseparable.
Language and culture are inseparable parts of a country's identity.
Words that go with inseparable
adjective + noun
- inseparable friendsThey grew up as inseparable friends.
- inseparable partMusic is an inseparable part of our festival.
adjective + preposition
- inseparable fromPolitics is inseparable from economics.
adverb + adjective
- virtually inseparableThe twins are virtually inseparable.
verb + adjective
- seem inseparableThe couple seem inseparable at every party.
- become inseparableThe two dogs soon became inseparable.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
inseparable withCorrect: inseparable from