indescribable
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definition
adjective
most prisoners suffered indescribable hardship
too unusual, extreme, or indefinite to be adequately described.
translation of 'indescribable'
adjective
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example
Each soul undergoes terrible and 'indescribable' sufferings, related to the manner in which it has sinned.
To have a morning walk at such a time is an 'indescribable' experience.
This is an 'indescribable' surprise and honour so thank you.
Like all mystically 'indescribable' ideals, glove perfection is best described through negation.
Next to her in the back is Jasper, who is wearing an 'indescribable' woe-is-me expression.
But Serenity has an 'indescribable' atmosphere, a palpable sense that living in this world is dangerous.
When she was very young, she had a quality that's almost 'indescribable' , a luminescence.
Most people describe a plane of almost 'indescribable' beauty, peace, and comfort.
It is as easy as sitting down on a comfortable chair and what happens next is almost 'indescribable' .
The question really comes down to being asked to describe the 'indescribable' .
It's like, whatever I learnt or received from the Reiki today had an effect on me in some 'indescribable' manner.
It was suddenly extremely short and coloured an 'indescribable' shade of ginger.
How does one describe an incredibly beautiful land and its 'indescribable' tragedy?
Love has always been considered as an innocent and 'indescribable' alliance between two people.
To discover a talent and help it to flourish is an 'indescribable' high.
The smell in the hut is 'indescribable' in a family magazine.
As for the three-day trek there was no point in describing the 'indescribable' .
The trangressiveness of this act for both communities is 'indescribable' .
When one achieves that, there is an 'indescribable' sense of fulfilment.
Whatever the discouragement, it is rewarding to persevere and find a nugget, when the thrill of discovery is 'indescribable' .
Since he bought the gas station from his boss, in 1940, he's done well for himself, but he's done far better for others, including the 'indescribably' lucky members of his family.
I am 'indescribably' excited about this; as well you should be too, because I've got a mean eye for details and an acknowledged tendency to over-share.
The times in which we live are 'indescribably' difficult and troubled.
Their strongest asset has always been the sheer 'indescribability' of their sound - they take all sorts of styles and craft a composite of natural, fluid sound.
The person responsible for such an 'indescribably' appalling crime must be taken off the streets because it is inevitable he will strike again.
It's taken him years just to process it all, to be able to compress nine months of 'indescribability' into a few sentences.
The second is the view which is 'indescribably' beautiful.
There is no quiet anymore, no secret pools where fairies dwell, no empty, glowing moments of 'indescribability' .
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