indigestible

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: That would, however, be very hard on the girl, and would make the story even more indigestible than it otherwise is.

Modifies a noun

• fiber: Their needs for indigestible fiber are well supplied in the whole grain element of their diet.
• food: The indigestible food which remains makes up the bulk of the feces.
• material: Indigestible material - mainly soil particles of mineral origin - pass out at the anus, together with the feces - egestion.
• part: Here are four main things you can do: Eat more fiber Fiber is the name given to the indigestible part of food.
• carbohydrate: Fiber is the indigestible carbohydrate in food, which acts like a broom to sweep out the digestive tract.
• cellulose: This is because, unlike Chlorella algae, Spirulina's cell wall is soft and does not contain indigestible cellulose.

Modifying Another Word

• somewhat: Felafel are delicious snacks, but hard work to make and can be somewhat indigestible if not properly cooked.
• almost: The modern world creates a daily diet of almost indigestible stress.
• otherwise: The colonic bacterial flora salvages nutrients from otherwise indigestible fiber.
• completely: Including other topics would probably have quickly led to something that was completely indigestible.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: In some ways it seems indigestible, unmanageable and not do able.