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• s  exactly alike; incapable of being perceived as different
  they wore indistinguishable hats
• a  not capable of being distinguished or differentiated
  the two specimens are actually different from each other but the differences are almost indistinguishable
  the twins were indistinguishable
  a colorless person quite indistinguishable from the colorless mass of humanity

• And his views are indistinguishable from Hillary Clinton on the issue of whether or not we're going to protect life, whether or not we're going to be the party that protects life.
• Barring significant exceptions, the most popular acts over the past few decades have been indistinguishable pretty faces warbling cookie-cutter tunes produced by a handful of .
• The holy grail of pornography, though, has always been a machine that delivers a virtual experience so real that it is indistinguishable from sex, other than the fact that it isn't .

• identical
• undistinguishable

• distinguishable

News & Articles

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• Report: European Commission to investigate Android licensing
  Having just reached a legally-binding settlement with the European Commission in an anti-trust investigation over its deceptive use of paid ads appearing as search results indistinguishable from independent results and its anti-competitive blocking of other services on sites that use AdSense, the company now faces a new investigation over its Android licensing deals. Claims from rivals such as ...
  June 13, 2013 - MacNN
• Duke in Pictures: Friday in the Gardens -- A Good Day for a Duck
  Between four and five inches of rain was recorded Friday as Tropical Storm Andrea moved through the Triangle, leaving the south lawn of Duke Gardens indistinguishable from the lawn's pool.
  June 10, 2013 - Duke University

Quotes

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• John McCain in KOB.com
  In so many ways, we need to make a clean break from the worst excesses of both political parties,McCain told an audience at Carnegie Mellon University. "Somewhere along the way, too many Republicans in Congress became indistinguishable...
• Mitt Romney in Leading The Charge
  If we want a party that is indistinguishable from Hillary Clinton on an issue like illegal immigration,Romney said, "we're going to have John McCain as a nominee. That's the wrong way to go."
• John Amaechi in SI.com
  Until he grew up, until he got the strength that he needed, until he got the size he needed, until his physical ability and his experiences matched his will, he is indistinguishable from those who could jump on the middle box,Amaechi said....