indecipherable

Adjective complement with noun phrase

make: Yet these actions make the message completely indecipherable to a third party.

Modifies a noun

• entry: Incomplete or indecipherable entries will be void ( in Emap's absolute discretion ).
• signature: It was dated 21 September, but again carried an indecipherable signature.
• lyric: Stipe abandons his normally indecipherable lyrics for a fairly clear message, urging a suicidal person to " hang on " .
• expression: This year begins Mikel to take the verbal development, repetition of sounds and near strange half where indecipherable expressions abound.
• word: After the last indecipherable word, she emitted a long, satisfied exhalation.
• accent: One thing I noticed is that he seems to have a deep baritone, and an indecipherable accent, lol.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: The second are two initials, evidently carved a long time ago in the stone gatepost, almost indecipherable now, black with age.
• completely: Yet these actions make the message completely indecipherable to a third party.
• virtually: MEMORIAL PLAQUES: The Conrad Eden plaque on the Cathedral wall next to the organ loft door is virtually indecipherable.
• mostly: The coded moral and religious messages contained in Bosch's strange worlds are mostly indecipherable to the modern observer.

Used with adjective complement

• render: Greenberg was advised that the Reports from our Embassy in Athens for that period had been rendered indecipherable ` due to rain damage ' .
• become: Signs of your stress could come through your handwriting - which could fast become indecipherable ( that's even more than usual!