Pronunciation: /ɪnɪkˈsprɛsəbəl/
adjective describing something that cannot be expressed in words
A1 The beauty of the sunset was inexpressible.
A2 She felt an inexpressible sense of joy when she saw her family after a long time.
B1 The artist's painting evoked an inexpressible feeling of nostalgia in the viewers.
B2 The grandeur of the mountains left him in a state of inexpressible awe.
C1 The depth of emotion in the music was truly inexpressible, leaving the audience speechless.
C2 The profound impact of the novel's ending was inexpressible, leaving readers pondering its meaning for days.
formal The beauty of the sunset was truly inexpressible.
informal I can't even put into words how amazing that movie was.
slang That concert was lit, like, totally inexpressible!
figurative The love she felt for him was so deep and intense, it was inexpressible.
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