unimaginable

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ imagine +‎ -able.

Adjective

unimaginable (comparative more unimaginable, superlative most unimaginable)

1. unable to be imagined; inconceivable or mind-boggling; beyond belief

Antonyms

• imaginable

Related terms

• unimaginability
• unimaginably

Translations

unable to be imagined

• Catalan: inimaginable
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 不能想像的 (bù néng xiǎngxiàng de), 不可思議／不可思议 (zh) (bùkěsīyì), 不可思议 (zh) (bùkěsīyì)

• Czech: nepředstavitelný m
• Finnish: uskomaton (fi), ennalta-arvaamaton
• French: inimaginable (fr)
• Georgian: წარმოუდგენელი (c̣armoudgeneli)
• German: unvorstellbar (de)
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• Japanese: 考えられない (ja) (kangaerarenai), 想像できない (ja) (sōzō dekinai)
• Portuguese: inimaginável, impensável
• Romanian: inimaginabil (ro), neimaginabil (ro)
• Russian: невообразимый (ru) (nevoobrazimyj)
• Spanish: inimaginable
• Telugu: ఊహించలేని (ūhiñcalēni) (oohinchalEni)
• Turkish: düşünelemez