a. (UN-1 7 b.)
1829. Jas. Mill, Hum. Mind (1869), II. 146. We have an indivisible, unanalysable, mode of consciousness, distinct from all modes of passive sensation.
1882. Seeley, Nat. Relig., 47. Witness the instinctive, as we say, and unanalysable skill sometimes possessed by savages.
