inconceivable
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Adj — So unlikely or strange that it is hard to even imagine happening.
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Etymology
From in- ("not") plus conceivable, from Latin concipere ("to take in, form in the mind").
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What does “inconceivable” mean?
The word “inconceivable” means so unlikely or strange that it is hard to even imagine happening. In plain terms, so unlikely or hard to imagine that it feels impossible.
How do you pronounce “inconceivable”?
“Inconceivable” is pronounced ihn-kuhn-SEE-vuh-bl (/ɪn.kənˈsiː.və.bl̩/ in IPA).
How do you use “inconceivable” in a sentence?
Here is “inconceivable” used in a sentence: “It was inconceivable that the small startup could beat a global tech giant.”
What part of speech is “inconceivable”?
“Inconceivable” is an adjective.
Where does the word “inconceivable” come from?
The word “inconceivable” comes from Latin. From in- ("not") plus conceivable, from Latin concipere ("to take in, form in the mind").
Is “inconceivable” a common word?
“Inconceivable” is an uncommon word in modern English.