Illegible [adjective]

They grew more shaky and more illegible towards the end, but they were sufficient to make the truth absolutely clear.

The inscription, which is in Gothic letters, is rendered illegible by time.

It is now illegible, and some of its lines appear to have been carefully erased—by some High Church chisel, probably.

They are, however, almost illegible, and I have made no attempt to reproduce them in the picture.

There is a black-letter inscription upon the front of the structure, but it is unfortunately quite illegible.

Certain poetic touches which might have furnished an explanation of, and an excuse for, my wild ramblings, were illegible.

Unfortunately it proved impossible to provide long descriptions for the diagrams, because the originals were unclear or illegible.

You will kindly again make inquiry of (illegible) for a report.

(illegible), Kalkbrenner (the father), Andre (nicht der gar Andere) etc.

The secretary accordingly made the attempt, but the writing was so illegible, that he was obliged to abandon the task.