Definition Synonyms
Definition of unutterable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
unspeakableRare extremely bad or objectionableRare
- The crime he committed was unutterable.
2.
taboo or sacredDated not allowed or too sacred to be spokenDated
- The name was unutterable in their tradition.
Origin of unutterable
Latin, un- (not) + utterabilis (speakable)
Examples of unutterable in a sentence
The conditions in the prison were unutterable. The vows included an unutterable oath never spoken aloud. He refused to speak the unutterable taboo during the ritual.
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- French:innommable, indicible, ...
- German:unaussprechlich, tabu, ...
- Italian:indicibile, innominabile, ...
- Spanish:atroz, innombrable, ...
- Portuguese:indizível, impronunciável, ...
- Chinese:不可言喻的, 难以言喻的, ...
- Japanese:言葉にできない, 口にしてはならない, ...
- Arabic:لا يُوصَف, لا يُنطق, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִתָּן לְתֵאוּר, בִּלְתִּי נִשְׁלָף, ...
- Russian:невыразимый, непроизносимый, ...
- Ukrainian:невимовний, заборонений до вимови, ...
- Hindi:अकथनीय, अवाच्य, ...
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