Indelibly

/ɪnˈdɛlɪbli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that is impossible to remove, erase, or wash away; permanently.

The memories of that summer were indelibly marked in her mind.

In a manner that cannot be changed or forgotten.

His contributions to the project have indelibly influenced its success.

In a way that is unforgettable or permanent.

The act of kindness was indelibly etched in the community's history.

In a lasting or enduring manner.

The scars from the accident remained indelibly on his skin.

Derived from 'indelible', which comes from the Latin 'indelibilis', meaning 'not able to be wiped out'.

indelible mark

A lasting impression or impact.

indelibly printed in my memory

Something that cannot be forgotten.

indelible

Not able to be erased or removed.

erase

To remove or eliminate.

Forever embedded in memory.

That concert was indelibly unforgettable for me.

Something that sticks with you.

The story he told was indelibly impactful.