indescribable in Latin
indescribable in Latin is inēnarrābilis — indescribable means so extreme, unusual, or overwhelming that it is very hard to put into words.
indescribable in Latin
inēnarrābilis
Impossible (or very difficult) to describe.
What does "indescribable" mean?
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adj So extreme, unusual, or overwhelming that it is very hard to put into words.
"The view from the summit was indescribable."
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indescribable in a sentence
- The view from the summit was indescribable.
- She felt an indescribable sense of relief when the results came back clear.
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What is "indescribable" in Latin?
"indescribable" in Latin is inēnarrābilis. indescribable means: So extreme, unusual, or overwhelming that it is very hard to put into words.
How do you use "indescribable" in a sentence?
Example: "The view from the summit was indescribable." In Latin, "indescribable" is inēnarrābilis.
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