Inconceivable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCONCEIVABLE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something that cannot be conceived
• something inconceivable
ADJECTIVE:
• not conceivable, also UNCONCEIVABLE
• not capable of being imagined or grasped mentally; unbelievable
• Not conceivable; incapable of being conceived by the mind; not explicable by the human intellect, or by any known principles or agencies; incomprehensible; as, it is inconceivable to us how the will acts in producing muscular motion.
• totally unlikely
• not conceivable
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not conceivable; as; impossible to comprehend; unbelievable

Words related to INCONCEIVABLE

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Words that contain INCONCEIVABLE

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How to use INCONCEIVABLE in a sentence

• Yet, spite of its size, the grave of the star was no more than the shining of Jupiter upon the face of an ocean, when compared with the inconceivable mass of the Dead Sun.
• I tell you the idea of my brother Clement taking his own life is to me absolutely inconceivable.
• Thus only could he explain my inconceivable reticence on certain points he was very well assured I could make clear if I would.
• That he should not have intended it is inconceivable.
• It was inconceivable to her, now, that she should have hesitated to fly instantly to London on receipt of the telegram.
• A Power of which the nature remains forever inconceivable, and to which no limits in Time and Space can be imagined, works in us certain effects.
• The consequence is, we now rush forth into the infinite in various directions, and, from inconceivable distances of time and space, bring home marvels that are truly sublime.
• I think the point the most utterly inconceivable to those who have not seen it, is the centre of the horse-shoe.
• It was inconceivable to Charlotte Bronte that any decent man or woman could make hay, or wish to make hay, of them.
• And, for her, as a convinced Catholic, the position had a terror that is simply inconceivable to those of a less positive faith.
• Looking back upon those days the thing seems inconceivable.
• It is not inconceivable, therefore, that some or all of those States may be drawn into the present colossal conflict.
• And the protector of men having reached the healthy hill Hemakuta, beheld there very many strange and inconceivable sights.
• But when his body was refreshed, his spirits rose in a way inconceivable to Maggie.
• It seemed to the lawyer inconceivable that this commonplace couple could have seriously meant to rob their guest.
• He suspects that he has betrayed them, or that they have been discovered in some way inconceivable to himself.
• Plainly, however, such questions were inconceivable before about the middle of the nineteenth century.
• We seemed to be dropping from an immeasurable height and with an inconceivable velocity, straight down upon those giant peaks.
• Half dead of that inconceivable anguish which the rolling of a ship produces, one-half of the passengers were not even sensible of the danger.
• It is inconceivable that any nation should achieve prosperity and success unless this paramount, this fundamental concern is carried forward.
• While Ali Baba was taking these measures the captain of the forty robbers returned to the forest with inconceivable mortification.
• Such power of work and of finish is utterly inconceivable to any artist of to-day.
• And when we have once obtained our spiritual balance we shall doubtless find that our space world has taken to itself another direction, inconceivable as that now seems.
• The immediate joy which is experienced by a great discoverer when a new fact or truth flashes on his mind is to others almost inconceivable.
• She would not submit to this inconceivable affront.
• It is inconceivable that passionate love such as this should ever end.
• Moreover, Americans did not realize that the well-ordered liberty of the English-speaking race was something unknown and inconceivable to the French.
• CHAPTER XIII FURTHER IDLENESS I Strange, inconceivable as it may appear to people of the great world and readers of newspapers, Mr.
• It was inconceivable that she, a girl so utterly sensible, should have done so.
• Darrin, was to the effect that, while there was a possibility of his claim being correct, yet it was nearly inconceivable.
• Tokhara being the most important, it is inconceivable that Marco Polo would omit it.
• Yet as a matter of fact our minds have no experience of this nothing of which we talk and it is inconceivable.
• It was quite inconceivable to him that Margaret Brandt should, of knowledge and intention, drop their pleasant acquaintance in this fashion.
• It was wellnigh inconceivable that the land of sage-brush and silence could, within walking distance of desolation, show such wealth of young timber, such shade and beauty.

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