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Definition of unknowable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
philosophybeyond human understanding or knowledge
- Some philosophical questions are considered unknowable.
- The nature of the universe might be unknowable.
- The concept of infinity is often deemed unknowable.
Origin of unknowable
Old English, un- (not) + cnāwan (to know)
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emphasis
used to stress the unknown or unknowable
religion
view that existence of deities is unknowable
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- French:inconnaissable, ...
- German:unergründlich, ...
- Italian:inconoscibile, ...
- Spanish:incognoscible, ...
- Portuguese:incognoscível, ...
- Chinese:不可知的, ...
- Japanese:不可知の, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعَذِّر مَعْرِفَتُهُ, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא נִתָּן לְהַבָּנָה, ...
- Russian:непознаваемый, ...
- Ukrainian:непізнаваний, ...
- Hindi:अज्ञेय, ...
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