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   unthinkable

   /ʌnˈθɪŋkəbl/

   adjective

   • 1. (of a situation or event) too unlikely or undesirable to be considered a possibility: "it was unthinkable that John could be dead" Similar unimaginableinconceivableunbelievableincrediblebeyond beliefhighly unlikelyunheard ofimplausibleillogicalimpossiblebeyond the bounds of possibilityhighly undesirablenot to be consideredunconscionableout of the questionabsurdunreasonablepreposterousludicrousoutrageousshockinginformal:not onOpposite likelyimaginableplausibledesirable

   Derivatives

   • 1. unthinkability noun
   • 2. unthinkably adverb
   • 3. unthinkableness noun

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   What does unthinkable mean?

   • Get a quick, free translation! UNTHINKABLE definition: 1. so shocking that it cannot be imagined as possible: 2. an unthinkable event or situation: 3…. Learn more.

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   What if chiefly aggrandizement was unthinkable?

   • If chiefly aggrandizement was unthinkable, so was chiefly accountability : a chief could hardly be held personally accountable for property which belonged to the stool. What had previously been unthinkable suddenly became feasible. The emerging rail system made travel possible with a speed unthinkable in earlier times.

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   What had previously been unthinkable suddenly became feasible?

   • What had previously been unthinkable suddenly became feasible. The emerging rail system made travel possible with a speed unthinkable in earlier times. By the time of his death it filled over a thousand pages ; publication had long been unthinkable. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web.

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   Why is the Octagon unthinkable?

   • The odd hexagon or octagon extends the principle further, but departure from the technical method is unthinkable. Canons require their own others, texts that are both within and without, to think the unthinkable within their disputed domains. Such an alternative vision was made unthinkable through the obliteration of certain evocative places.

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     unthinkable translate: impensable, inconcebible. Learn more...

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   Unthinkable definition: inconceivable; unimaginable. See examples of UNTHINKABLE used in a sentence.

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   unthinkable: 1 adj incapable of being conceived or considered Synonyms: incredible , unbelievable beyond belief or understanding impossible not capable of occurring or being accomplished or dealt with impossible , inconceivable , out of the question , unimaginable totally unlikely Antonyms: thinkable capable of being conceived or imagined or ...

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