(a) 1611. Cotgr., Indissoluble, indissoluble,… vndissolueable.
1622. T. Scott, Belg. Pismire, 64. God hath bound vs together by an vndissolueable band of necessitie.
1656. Osborne, Adv. Son, 57. This requires Love to be ushered into this undissolveable noose, by Discretion.
1702. Rowe, Tamerl., III. i. That holy Knot, which ty’d once, all Mankind Agree to hold Sacred, and Undissolvable.
(b) 1705. T. Greenhill, Art Embalming, 153. The Sands … over-whelm Passengers…, who … are thro’ the power of the hot Sun … so dry’d, they become … for ever undissolvable.
1756. F. Home, Exper. Bleaching, 268. There remained half a grain of powder that was undissolvable by the spirit.
