Inexpressible is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INEXPRESSIBLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• that cannot be expressed
• (of a feeling) too strong to be described or conveyed in words
• Not capable of expression or utterance in language; ineffable; unspeakable; indescribable; unutterable; as, inexpressible grief or pleasure.
• defying expression
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not capable of being expresse; indescribable

Words related to INEXPRESSIBLE

inexpressibly27

Words that contain INEXPRESSIBLE

inexpressibles25 inexpressiblene26 inexpressibleness28 inexpressiblenesses30

How to use INEXPRESSIBLE in a sentence

• An inexpressible charm rests on those days, when we read, wrote, rambled together, shared the same room, and had every pleasure, every trouble in common.
• Suddenly it stood still to an inexpressible feeling that thrilled it through.
• Her joy at going into the garden was inexpressible.
• Among other such inexpressible thoughts I got lost, grew dizzy, and drew back appalled at the spirit which was maturing within me.
• He could not repress a grim laugh, and to my inexpressible relief gave me permission to wear the paper suspended round my neck next the skin.
• At length, on a sign from the sage, she left the room, turning on the young stranger, as she departed, a look of inexpressible anxiety and interest.
• In a few hours I saw the Western Isles, and soon after had the inexpressible pleasure of seeing Old England.
• Spiritual ideas are supernatural, inexpressible, ineffable, and incomprehensible to the natural man, 326.
• Tyrrel seized upon these pretences with inexpressible satisfaction.
• They walked in a strange slow silence, each charged with inexpressible, conflicting emotions, and each waiting for the other.
• He saw the man from prison suddenly catch his breath in inexpressible awe and his eye kindle with a light of unknown source.
• To me there is an inexpressible sentiment in the presence of these cocoa-palms.
• What an inexpressible weight such a silence adds to isolation! And yet it is not an unbroken silence, for then a shrill and harsh sound seems to grate upon the ear.
• To his inexpressible disappointment he completely failed in this, and the glass he produced was of the commonest tint.
• She found an inexpressible delight in the beauties of nature, and in the splendid reveries of the imagination.
• This account was received by us with inexpressible joy.
• Clay wandered about, feeling an inexpressible loneliness of spirit.
• All that I heard with my own ears, and with inexpressible comfort.
• Deep embarrassment, inexpressible sadness even, she read in the brief glimpse she had of his paling face.
• It came as an inexpressible relief when at last their tete-a-tete was interrupted.
• The written work is simply an attempt to express emotion, which is in itself inexpressible, in terms of intellect and logic.
• But, before these orders could be despatched, the earl arrived at the Hague, to the inexpressible joy of the people, who already looked upon him as their saviour and protector.
• The fatigue and hardships which the miserable soldiers underwent are inexpressible.
• The declaration of that displeasure has already filled them with inexpressible anxiety and with the deepest affliction.
• Nothing could exceed the neatness of my little enclosures, the elms and hedgerows appearing with inexpressible beauty.
• A sharp shriek of inexpressible agony rang from his lips, so shrill, so heart-rending, that it sounded long in the memory of all who heard it.
• She had the inexpressible virtue and power of youth.
• They at last had not one drop of water or any other liquid, when, to their inexpressible joy, they anchored in seven fathoms of water.
• Then she continued her singing with inexpressible fervor and feeling.
• It is with inexpressible pain that I feel I am going to be severed from you by the Atlantic.
• I seem to breathe new life with this pure air, and the perfume of these bowers awakens within me an inexpressible and calm delight.
• Indeed if I could have known when I left my friends and country that I should never return to them again my misery on that occasion would have been inexpressible.
• Where she may have heard this I cannot gather, but it has given me a sickness at heart, inexpressible.
• With a heavy heart he put up his inheritance, and with inexpressible dismay he received the first buyers.

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