unspeakable in Polish
unspeakable in Polish is niewypowiedziany, niewysłowiony — unspeakable means so terrible or shocking that it is hard to put into words.
unspeakable in Polish
niewypowiedziany
Incapable of being spoken or uttered
niewysłowiony
Incapable of being spoken or uttered
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 Polish?
"unspeakable" in Polish is niewypowiedziany, niewysłowiony. 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 Polish, "unspeakable" is niewypowiedziany, niewysłowiony.
Are there other ways to say "unspeakable" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "unspeakable": niewypowiedziany, niewysłowiony.
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