| It shows a composite semantic unit paired with a phonologically unanalysable unit. |
| The connections were there, although they are invisible, as long as they remain unanalysed and unanalysable. |
| Leibniz argued that, since perfections are unanalysable, it is impossible to demonstrate that perfections are incompatible and he concluded from this that all perfections can co-exist together in a single entity. |
| In these cases, the complex content of the clause, either affirmative or negative, is symbolized by a single, unanalysable morpheme. |
| We have to regard this relation as primitive or unanalysable. |
| It seems they assumed that if a concept was indefinable then its corresponding property would be unanalysable, and vice versa. |
