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illegible

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With offers being countered numerous times, a faxed contract was often illegible by the time all the signatures were affixed and lenders would require that a clean copy be signed by buyers and sellers.

Capital Plus Financial hasn’t yet filed any responses, but told ProPublica that the sole named plaintiff had provided an “illegible” tax return that wasn’t signed, which is why the company decided to revoke his loan.

Hyperreal individualism is where the original references are largely illegible or incoherent, but the individual wishes to define themselves and create an identity around their own disparate tastes and styles anyway.

From Vox

Say one of our story producers has an image that looks great in a desktop web browser but is illegible when it gets squished down into a mobile screen.

Illegible handwriting and typos lead to errors and duplicate entries.

They once would have seemed full of attitude, couched in almost illegible forms.

She continued, “If I saw a signature and it looked like that, illegible, I would say: Beware.”

They grew more shaky and more illegible towards the end, but they were sufficient to make the truth absolutely clear.

The inscription, which is in Gothic letters, is rendered illegible by time.

It is now illegible, and some of its lines appear to have been carefully erased—by some High Church chisel, probably.

They are, however, almost illegible, and I have made no attempt to reproduce them in the picture.

There is a black-letter inscription upon the front of the structure, but it is unfortunately quite illegible.

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On this page you'll find 22 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to illegible, such as: indecipherable, unintelligible, cacographic, crabbed, cramped, and difficult to read.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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