indigestible
జీర్ణం కాని
definition
adjective
This for me was very refreshing considering I had indigestible food for breakfast.
(of food) difficult or impossible to digest.
a turgid and indigestible book
too complex or awkward to read or understand easily.
translation of 'indigestible'
అరగని,
జీర్ణానికి రాని
example
It is a myth that goats will eat anything, however 'indigestible' .
Far too many words for comfort, quite indiscriminately absorbed, and now forming a stodgy, 'indigestible' mass in my short-term memory.
Occasionally, cats eat grass in order to clear their stomach of 'indigestible' food, like bones, fur, and feathers.
The pellets are the 'indigestible' portions of the heron's food.
It's the 'indigestible' crystalline starch apparently.
Fiber, which is the 'indigestible' part of fruits, vegetables and whole-grain foods, helps you achieve flat abs for three reasons.
Phytase is an enzyme that breaks down phytate so that some of the previously 'indigestible' phosphorus in feed can be digested.
But because most beans are 'indigestible' unless cooked at high temperatures, a raw-food diet contains few of them.
One of the papers in Science reveals the genetics of a dominant gut bug that serves humans well by breaking down otherwise 'indigestible' food.
However, 'indigestible' cellulose can be converted into sugars for use as food or as nutrients to grow yeasts, fungi, or plant cell cultures.
Right now I am trapped in a cell which is beyond filthiness with 'indigestible' food.
Toasted cheese was even more 'indigestible' and apt to cause nightmares.
I found the heavy protein practically 'indigestible' .
Technically, probiotics are 'indigestible' starches that good bacteria feast on.
He kept up to date by reading the papers and gorging on TV, digesting the 'indigestible' .
Soaking beans not only cuts down on the cooking time (preserving nutrients) but it helps break down the 'indigestible' sugars that can cause gas.
Foods that are ordinarily 'indigestible' or even allergenic to deer may become daily menu items in situations of severe stress from weather or scarcity of other food.
With only 44p spent per student lunch, pupils were too often dining on fatty, salty, 'indigestible' rubbish.
In Asia it is well known that raw and unfermented soy beans are 'indigestible' .
A written constitution would replace the present mass of verbose and 'indigestible' devolution legislation.
This for me was very refreshing considering I had 'indigestible' food for breakfast.
Ice cream is particularly 'indigestible' since it contains cold fat.
The truth is perfectly clear and almost perfectly 'indigestible' .
Sperm whales also produce ambergris, probably from waste coalescing around 'indigestible' substances in the intestinal tract.
He serves up vast helpings of 'indigestible' fact.
These factors caused utility cost-of-service-based rates to be, from a political standpoint, 'indigestibly' high.
As you can see, it gets perilously dense, but never 'indigestibly' campy.
The prose in this book is well-written and easy to read, a blessing given how 'indigestibly' ponderous most textbooks are.
It was also true that American English seemed a less élitist, more democratic vehicle of expression than their own 'indigestibly' classical texts.
Perhaps the screenplay is a little too clever for its own good, piling on so many jokes in each sequence, many of them visual, that a certain 'indigestibility' kicks in.
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