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Discover Ludwig"indelible ink" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an ink that is permanent and cannot be washed out or erased. For example, "The ballot cards were marked with indelible ink to avoid double voting."
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Indelible ink, indeed.
In indelible ink.
Maroney's future is written in indelible ink.
There, in indelible ink was the name Arya.
Today the Guardian is showcasing Olympians marked in indelible ink.
But Western diplomats and political analysts say the writing is on the wall -- in indelible ink.
Indelible ink, as Mr. Krohn learned the hard way, can have a dark side.
The board stamped, in indelible ink, works it rejected as original Warhols.
SOME men have the word "inappropriate" scrawled all over their faces in indelible ink.
#Burundi Voters try to remove indelible ink after casting their ballots.
"He had the gracious gift of drawing cultural lines of divide in pastel, never indelible ink.
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