indenumerable
indenumerable adjective: not denumerable.
Adjective
indenumerable (not comparable)
- Not denumerable.
- From the fact that no enumeration can exhaust all sets of positive integers, Cantor infers that the set of all sets of positive integers is absolutely indenumerable.1963, Hao Wang, Provability, Computability and Reflection, Elsevier, page 563
Origin of indenumerable
From in- + denumerable.
Questions about indenumerable
- What does indenumerable mean?
- Indenumerable means not denumerable.
- What part of speech is indenumerable?
- Indenumerable is an adjective.
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