indelible
அழிக்கமுடியாத
definition
adjective
If you ask Liberians if they voted, they will proudly show you their thumb painted with indelible ink, the mark of the voter.
(of ink or a pen) making marks that cannot be removed.
translation of 'indelible '
நிலையான
example
You could write your name into the history books with 'indelible' ink.
Name tags are included on all items with 'indelible' pens available for £1.99.
Seen from a distance, though, they create an 'indelible' impression in people's memories of our city.
Nonetheless, slavery in Virginia made an 'indelible' impression upon him.
Do I have sucker tattooed in 'indelible' ink on my forehead?
This makes it impossible for election officials to follow instructions to mark voters' fingers with 'indelible' ink to prevent them voting twice.
The years I spent at Eastwood Public School and Marsden High have left an 'indelible' impression on me.
The point of entry can be marked with an impression from a thumbnail, a needle cap, or an 'indelible' ink pen.
Witnessing the devastation and tragic scenes of human suffering left an 'indelible' impression on Burchett and had a profound effect on the rest of his life.
Learning through hands-on experiences leaves a more 'indelible' impression.
Both the weather and the cost of living seem to have left an 'indelible' impression on the star's memory since his last visit, but he said he would still be keen to make another film here.
He is one of a kind who leaves an 'indelible' impression on one's mind for all times to come.
Both Jones and Roberts left 'indelible' impressions on the Masters and on the world of golf.
And being a child this made an 'indelible' impression upon me.
Voters will have a thumb marked with 'indelible' ink to circumvent the problem of incomplete electoral registers.
His memory for faces, names and incidents and his concern for every individual leaves behind him an 'indelible' impression.
His figures are neither idealised nor recognisable; they tell no literal story, yet they leave 'indelible' impressions on the viewer.
He left an 'indelible' impression on Japanese audiences and it would take a brave man to try and follow in his footsteps.
Voters who do turn up to the polling stations today will have their thumb marked with 'indelible' ink to prevent them voting more than once.
Those without a criminal record were stamped on the arm with 'indelible' ink.
Other settlers, such as the English and French, have also made an 'indelible' impression.
Tag them, or use an 'indelible' pen to write the variety name directly on each tuber.
You will need a bowl or large measuring cup for warm water, a candy thermometer and a nontoxic 'indelible' pen or dull knife.
To prevent one person from voting more than once, 'indelible' ink is applied to the thumbs of those who have voted.
If you ask Liberians if they voted, they will proudly show you their thumb painted with 'indelible' ink, the mark of the voter.
He is used to leaving 'indelible' impressions on the minds of music lovers the world over.
Police advice is to never leave your phone lying around, keep it out of view when you are not using it and mark your postcode on it with an 'indelible' pen.
Voters will have their finger marked with 'indelible' ink to avoid repeat ballots.
The surgeon marks the legs using an 'indelible' ink marker while the patient is standing.
They would be putting their finger into 'indelible' ink, after they had voted, as they do around the world.
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