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inconceptible

inconceptible adjective: inconceivable.

Adjective

inconceptible (comparative more inconceptible, superlative most inconceptible)

  1. (obsolete) inconceivable
    • It is inconceptible how any such man, that hath stood the shock of an eternal duration without corruption, should after be corrupted.1677, Matthew Hale, The Primitive Origination of Mankind
    • inconceptible goods of Heaven1660, James Mumford, A Remembrance For The Living To Pray For The Dead

Forms of inconceptible

comparativemore inconceptible
superlativemost inconceptible

Origin of inconceptible

From in- + conceptible.

Questions about inconceptible

What does inconceptible mean?
Inconceptible means inconceivable.
What part of speech is inconceptible?
Inconceptible is an adjective.

Words near inconceptible in the dictionary

  1. inconceivabilities
  2. inconceivability
  3. inconceivable
  4. inconceivableness
  5. inconceivably
  6. inconceptible
  7. inconceptualisable
  8. inconceptualizable
  9. inconcerning
  10. inconciliable
  11. inconcinne

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