Unimaginableness: meaning, definitions and examples

Use this word when describing something so extraordinary or difficult to believe it can't be imagined.

• The sheer unimaginableness of the universe's scale leaves scientists in awe.
• The story had an element of unimaginableness that captivated readers.

Use this word when describing scenarios that are so extreme or shocking that they are beyond consideration, often with a negative connotation.

• The unthinkableness of the disaster left the community in complete disarray.
• Considering the unthinkableness of the crime, the court handed down a severe sentence.

This term is often used in formal or academic contexts to describe something that cannot be grasped logically or thought out.

• The inconceivability of time travel has always been a subject of debate among physicists.
• She was struck by the inconceivability of such a tragic event.