English to Irish Meaning of unutterable - unutterable

Unutterable :

unutterable

adjective

brocach, as feidhm, dochosanta, gnólacht, neamhbhailí, statach

Unutterable :: unutterable

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Definitions of unutterable in English

Adjective(1) too sacred to be uttered(2) defying expression or description(3) very difficult to pronounce correctly

Examples of unutterable in English

(1) Within 60 seconds of that score, however, Scotland conceded a try of unutterable amateurishness.(2) This is about television and the audience, both of which, on the evidence of these programmes, have descended over the past 40 years into a condition of unutterable stupidity.(3) From what looked like very bad news came the unutterable relief of very good news.(4) More recently, their books captured the unutterable sadness of the place.(5) A problem: said illumination tends to reveal kinks, unpleasant truths, and unutterable feelings.(6) And once again, the thought that Howard was joining the ├ö├ç├┐Coalition├ö├ç├û for less than freedom-loving reasons was unutterable .(7) He was often frightened that he was losing his memory, though the doctors had found no evidence of this, and even his failure to recall things he might plausibly have forgotten thirty years ago filled him with unutterable terror.(8) Everything I have suffered seems almost necessary, because I am overcome with an unutterable serenity.(9) The stand-out performance is that of her as Julienne, trying to articulate unutterable emotions in a faltering stammer that is simultaneously funny and sad.(10) But they are picked up by the scanning mechanism of our subconscious, which enables them to join a host of otherwise unutterable feelings that lie buried deep in our psyche.(11) Can governments really expect that we will sit and watch images of unutterable misery and do nothing about it?(12) By consciously subverting the genre of figurative painting, he evokes a miscellaneous sense of emptiness, horror, desire and unutterable inner fire with Eastern religious connotations.(13) In this poem, the line that introduces the variation, ├ö├ç├┐But O for the touch of a vanish'd hand,├ö├ç├û is also the line that tells us for the first time what the unutterable grief is about.(14) It is hard to convey quite how profoundly last Tuesday's attack will change the character of New York, but there is a sense of unutterable loss, which the city is still struggling to make sense of.(15) As we speak, literally thousands of copies of films of almost unutterable worthlessness are being preserved in this manner.(16) The Berlin Jewish Museum obviously speaks to us from a specific historical experience but it opens up issues that are very important in the contemporary world - how to deal with an almost unutterable history and how to represent loss.

(1) something unusual ::

rud éigin neamhghnách

Synonyms

Adjective

1. ineffable ::

ineffable

2. unpronounceable ::

unpronounceable

Antonyms

1. communicable ::

theagmhálacha

2. definable ::

definable

Different Forms

unutterable

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