adverb
definition
In an indelible manner.
Examples of indelibly in a Sentence
Although they'd been together but a half-dozen times, each remained with him, indelibly imprinted in his memory.
They were actually married now - her identity merged indelibly with his.
The picture of our first meeting is indelibly etched on my memory.
The complaints reveal secrecy is still " indelibly ingrained " in British public authorities.
They had their own publishing house, and its name Hacliimonji-ya (figure-ofeight store) came to be indelibly associated with this kind of literature.
Despite the different styles, colors, and designs, however, straw handbags have a general charm indelibly linked to the airy days of spring and summer.
The name of Cawnpore is indelibly connected with the blackest episode in the history of the Indian Mutiny - the massacre here in July 1857 of hundreds of women and children by the Nana Sahib.
To refuse to submit to fasting was considered indelibly disgraceful, and was one of the things which legally degraded a man by reducing or destroying his honour-value.
Hemmings was to find that the climax of his first professional stage appearance would be indelibly imprinted on his memory.
Perhaps, thought Tom, they were indeed receiving signals that would be indelibly inscribed into their brains for the rest of their lives.
The friends, the clubs, the sports, the teachers and special events such as prom and homecoming all become indelibly etched in their memories.
They had their own publishing house, and its name came to be indelibly associated with this kind of literature.
In 1756 the old nawab died, and was succeeded by his grandson Surajud-Dowlah, a young madman of 19, whose name is indelibly associated with the tragedy of the Black Hole.