What does “indecipherable” mean in this sentence?
The newsstand is increasingly indecipherable from the supermarket checkout aisle.
Does ranting about stupidity make you a little bit stupid yourself?
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I think they meant “indistinguishable”…
The question is, did the writer spell/type something so bad that spell-check gave them the wrong word (been there a few times…a day) or could they not/did they not know the correct word and went with the best “inde” word they could think of?
Incidentally, really like the new blog design.
My first thought was that the author needed to get a new prescription from his optometrist or had begun frequenting a larger supermarket. However, upon reading the article, I believe the most likely reasons for the word choice are either that it’s a typo or a compelling demonstration regarding the pervasiveness of the matter upon which the author is opining.
Given that my own blog is a wellspring of nightmares for English majors, I probably shudunt thro rox tho.