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incogitable

incogitable adjective: not cogitable; inconceivable.

Adjective

incogitable (comparative more incogitable, superlative most incogitable)

  1. Not cogitable; inconceivable.
    • And if thou for thy parte ſhalte endeuoyre to aryſe out of the darkneſſe and troubles of the ſenſuall powers⸝ he [God] wyll come agaynſte the [thee] pleſauntly ⁊ for thy profyte⸝ out of his lyght inacceſſyble⸝ and out of that noble ſcylẽce [silence] incogytable: […]1533 November 25 (Gregorian calendar), Erasmus of Roterdame, “The Fyfth Rule”, in [William Tyndale], transl., A Booke Called in Latyn Enchiridion Militis Christiani⸝ and in Englysshe The Manuell of...

Synonyms of incogitable

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Forms of incogitable

comparativemore incogitable
superlativemost incogitable

Origin of incogitable

From Latin incogitabilis, from in- (“not”) + cogitabilis (“cogitable”).

Questions about incogitable

What does incogitable mean?
Incogitable means not cogitable; inconceivable.
What part of speech is incogitable?
Incogitable is an adjective.

Words near incogitable in the dictionary

  1. incoercible
  2. incoexistence
  3. incog
  4. incogent
  5. incogitability
  6. incogitable
  7. incogitance
  8. incogitances
  9. incogitancies
  10. incogitancy
  11. incogitant

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