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incalculable in German

incalculable in German is unabsehbar, unkalkulierbar, unschätzbar — incalculable means so great in amount that it cannot be measured or calculated.

incalculable in German

unabsehbar
adj
(not comparable, mathematics) Impossible to calculate.
unkalkulierbar
adj
(not comparable, mathematics) Impossible to calculate.
unschätzbar
adj
(not comparable) Too much, too vast, or too numerous to enable computation.
unberechenbar
adj
(comparable) Of a person's mood or character, etc.: impossible to predict.

What does "incalculable" mean?

  1. adjective So great in amount that it cannot be measured or calculated.
    "The flood caused incalculable damage to the region's farmland."
  2. adjective Impossible to predict.
    "His incalculable temper made him a difficult person to work with."
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incalculable in a sentence

  • The flood caused incalculable damage to the region's farmland.
  • His incalculable temper made him a difficult person to work with.

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What is "incalculable" in German?

"incalculable" in German is unabsehbar, unkalkulierbar, unschätzbar. incalculable means: So great in amount that it cannot be measured or calculated.

How do you use "incalculable" in a sentence?

Example: "The flood caused incalculable damage to the region's farmland." In German, "incalculable" is unabsehbar, unkalkulierbar, unschätzbar.

Are there other ways to say "incalculable" in German?

Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "incalculable": unabsehbar, unkalkulierbar, unschätzbar, unberechenbar.

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