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Definition of ineffable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
intensitytoo great to be expressed in words
- The beauty of the sunset was ineffable.
2.
sacrednessDated too sacred to be spokenDated
- The name of the deity was considered ineffable.
Origin of ineffable
Latin, ineffabilis (unutterable)
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ineffable
beyond human comprehension or articulation
Examples of ineffable in a sentence
The ineffable joy of becoming a parent is unmatched. To the monks, the divine syllable was ineffable. They treated the shrine’s innermost mystery as ineffable.
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- French:ineffable, ...
- German:unbeschreiblich, ...
- Italian:ineffabile, ...
- Spanish:inefable, ...
- Portuguese:inefável, indizível, ...
- Chinese:无法言喻的, 不可言说的, ...
- Japanese:言葉にできない, 口にできない, ...
- Arabic:لَا يُوصَف, مُقَدَّس لا يُنْطَق بِه, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִתָּן לְתֵאוּר, בַּל יְתוֹאַר, ...
- Russian:невыразимый, непроизносимый, ...
- Ukrainian:невимовний, несказанний, ...
- Hindi:अवर्णनीय, ...
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