unspeakable in Latin
unspeakable in Latin is infandus — unspeakable means so terrible or shocking that it is hard to put into words.
unspeakable in Latin
infandus
What does "unspeakable" mean?
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adj So terrible or shocking that it is hard to put into words.
"The disaster caused unspeakable suffering for the survivors."
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adj Not permitted or fit to be said, especially due to taboo.
"The word was considered unspeakable in polite company."
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unspeakable in a sentence
- The disaster caused unspeakable suffering for the survivors.
- They witnessed unspeakable cruelty during the war.
- The word was considered unspeakable in polite company.
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What is "unspeakable" in Latin?
"unspeakable" in Latin is infandus. unspeakable means: So terrible or shocking that it is hard to put into words.
How do you use "unspeakable" in a sentence?
Example: "The disaster caused unspeakable suffering for the survivors." In Latin, "unspeakable" is infandus.
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