inexplicable in Latin
inexplicable in Latin is inēnōdābilis — inexplicable means impossible to explain or understand.
inexplicable in Latin
inēnōdābilis
Impossible to explain; not easily accounted for.
What does "inexplicable" mean?
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adjective Impossible to explain or understand.
"For some inexplicable reason, the lights kept flickering all night."
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inexplicable in a sentence
- For some inexplicable reason, the lights kept flickering all night.
- Her sudden change of heart was inexplicable to her friends.
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What is "inexplicable" in Latin?
"inexplicable" in Latin is inēnōdābilis. inexplicable means: Impossible to explain or understand.
How do you use "inexplicable" in a sentence?
Example: "For some inexplicable reason, the lights kept flickering all night." In Latin, "inexplicable" is inēnōdābilis.
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