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• a  difficult or impossible to perceive or discern
  an indiscernible increase in temperature
• s  barely able to be perceived
  the transition was almost indiscernible

• With his giant brown eyes, lanky frame and indiscernible ethnicity (he's Jewish), he is a relatable foil for shiny robots and iconic heroes.
• Walking our bikes up over the low hills took no more than half an hour and then, at what was to me an indiscernible spot on the trail, the preacher's wife turned into the bush.
• They're worried that video rsums will invite lawsuits by candidates who could claim bias based on race, gender or age--indiscernible on paper but not on video.

• insensible
• undetectable

• discernible

News & Articles

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• Fashion field trip
  CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Childrens fashions this fall season are fresh and full of attitude. While tween trends are often edgier and frequently are indiscernible from the junior market, clothes for kids ages 5 to 10 still have a youthful exuberance and whim...
  Aug. 25, 2013 - The Charleston Gazette

Quotes

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• Hubert Green in ESPN
  My phone has rang three or four times since I'm sitting here, on vibrate,Green said at the news conference. "It's sort of an [indiscernible] feeling in the back of my pocket. If it's not a death threat, it's going to be a pretty good phone...
• Roland Barthes in The Australian
  It will always be impossible to know who is speaking in any given piece of great literature, Barthes writes, "for the good reason that all writing (consists) of several indiscernible voices, and that literature is precisely the invention of...