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What does ilegible mean?

"Ilegible" means impossible or very difficult to read.

It is often used to describe handwriting that is messy, unclear, or written in a way that is difficult to decipher.

Here are some examples of how "illegible" can be used:

* "The doctor's handwriting was so illegible that I couldn't understand the prescription."

* "The ancient scroll was faded and illegible in many places."

* "The student's essay was full of grammatical errors and illegible writing."

Important Note: The word "illegible" is sometimes misspelled as "illegibile". However, the correct spelling is "illegible".

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