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incomputably

incomputably adverb: to an incomputable degree.

Adverb

incomputably (not comparable)

  1. To an incomputable degree.
    • Some numbers are incomputably large.

Origin of incomputably

From incomputable + -ly.

Questions about incomputably

What does incomputably mean?
Incomputably means to an incomputable degree.
What part of speech is incomputably?
Incomputably is an adverb.

Words near incomputably in the dictionary

  1. incompressibility
  2. incompressible
  3. incompressibleness
  4. incomputability
  5. incomputable
  6. incomputably
  7. incomunicado
  8. inconcealable
  9. inconceivabilities
  10. inconceivability
  11. inconceivable

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