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3. faux pas, gaffe, social blunder, slip in conduct, mistake in conduct or etiquette or propriety, breach of etiquette or manners; transgression, dereliction, misconduct, misdeed; false step, wrong step, misstep, stumble, trip, bad move, wrong move, false move; offense, peccadillo, slip, lapse; mistake, error, blunder, botch, bungle, Inf. slip-up, SI. boo-boo, SI. boner.
indiscriminate, adj. 1. unselective, unparticular, uncritical, undifferentiating, undiscriminating, indis-criminative, promiscuous; wholesale, extensive, broad, wide, sweeping.
2. haphazard, random, casual, hit-or-miss, unmethodical, methodless, unsystematic, systemless; unordered, orderless, disordered, unorganized, unarranged; erratic, desultory, fitful, spasmodic, stop-and-go, come-and-go.
3. mixed, jumbled, scrambled, thrown-together; incoherent, confused, harum-scarum, higgledy-piggledy; motley, medley, miscellaneous, diverse, diversified, varied, manifold.
indispensable, adj. 1. vital, essential, of the essence, important, of the utmost importance; imperative, urgent, exigent, instant, pressing, compelling, high-priority, high-pressure, life-and-death or life-or-death; necessary, needed, needful, called-for, in demand, requisite, required; fundamental, elementary, rudimentary, basic, bedrock, material, substantive, Inf. square-one.
2. inescapable, unavoidable, ineludible, ineluctable, inevasible; certain, for certain, sure, for sure, sure as death, sure as death and taxes, inevasible, inevitable; mandatory, compulsory, obligatory, prescriptive, binding.
-n. 3. requirement, requisite, necessity, essential, must, must-item, Inf must-have.
indispose, v. 1. incapacitate, disable, debilitate, unfit, inactivate; disqualify, invalidate, disenable; put out of action, put out of commission, put out of gear, SI. put out of whack, Inf. sideline, lay up, hospitalize; devitalize, enfeeble, extenuate, weaken, enervate, exhaust; cripple, paralyze, lame, maim, Inf. hogtie.
2. sicken, nauseate, disgust, turn one's stomach, disease.
3. disincline, be averse or unwilling; disenchant, damp, throw cold water on, throw a wet blanket over, put a damper on; discourage, dishearten, dispirit.
indisposed, adj. 1. sick, sickly, sickened, ill, ailing, valetudinarian; unhealthy, unsound, unwell, squeamish, queasy; in a bad way, on the sick list, Inf. under the weather, Inf. out of sorts, not up to snuff, Inf. on the blink; laid up, bedridden, confined, hospitalized; out of order, out of commission, incapacitated, disabled.
2. adverse, unwilling, disinclined; hesitant, reluctant, resistant; renitent, recalcitrant, obdurate, restive; loath, averse, hostile, inimical, not in favor of, disliking.
indisposition, n. 1. sickness, sickliness, illness, unhealthiness; invalidism, valetudinarianism; exhaustion, enervation, enfeeblement, prostration; disability, infirmity, decrepitude, weakness, feebleness; disorder, complaiqt, malady; nausea, indigestion, common cold, headache, migraine.
2. disinclination, unwillingness, averseness, loathness, indisposedness; reluctance, hesitance, hesitancy; opposition, recalcitrance, recalcitrancy, resistance, re-nitence.
indisputable, adj. 1. incontestable, incontrovertible, undeniable, irrefragable, irrefutable, unquestionable, beyond question, beyond dispute, indubitable, beyond a shadow of a doubt, apodictic; conclusive, de cisive, definitive, solid, fixed, final; certain, sure, absolute, positive, definite.
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