inconceivable in Latin
inconceivable in Latin is incōgitābilis — inconceivable means so unlikely or strange that it is hard to even imagine happening.
inconceivable in Latin
incōgitābilis
Unable to be conceived or imagined; unbelievable.
What does "inconceivable" mean?
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adj So unlikely or strange that it is hard to even imagine happening.
"It was inconceivable that the small startup could beat a global tech giant."
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inconceivable in a sentence
- It was inconceivable that the small startup could beat a global tech giant.
- A world without the internet is almost inconceivable to most young people today.
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What is "inconceivable" in Latin?
"inconceivable" in Latin is incōgitābilis. inconceivable means: So unlikely or strange that it is hard to even imagine happening.
How do you use "inconceivable" in a sentence?
Example: "It was inconceivable that the small startup could beat a global tech giant." In Latin, "inconceivable" is incōgitābilis.
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