1. not able to be absorbed, integrated, or incorporated into a larger group or system

Examples

• The immigrant community remained largely unassimilable despite decades in the country.
• Some cultural practices were considered unassimilable by the dominant society.
• The new data proved unassimilable into the existing theoretical framework.
• Certain nutrients become unassimilable when combined with specific medications.
• The radical ideas were unassimilable to traditional academic thinking.
• Foreign concepts often appear unassimilable until properly understood.