imponderable

Describes something that is impossible to estimate, measure, or foresee; often used in abstract or philosophical contexts.

• 🇪🇸Describe aquello que no se puede evaluar, medir o prever; se usa a menudo en contextos abstractos o filosóficos.

1. Difficult to assess or measure C2 formal

   Something that is very hard or impossible to evaluate, estimate, or predict accurately.

   • The long-term effects of the new policy are imponderable.
   • The outcome of the experiment depends on many imponderable factors.
   • The artist's success is often due to imponderable elements like timing and luck.

   🇪🇸Difícil de evaluar o medir

   Sinónimos: immeasurableincalculableindeterminableinestimableunfathomableunmeasurable

   Antónimos: assessablecalculableestimablemeasurablequantifiable

• more imponderable comparative form
• most imponderable superlative form

A noun referring to a factor or element whose effects or consequences cannot be accurately assessed, measured, or predicted.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa un factor o elemento cuya influencia o consecuencia no puede valorarse, medirse o predecirse con exactitud; también aquello que resulta difícil de definir o captar por su sutileza o complejidad.

1. Unmeasurable factor C2 formal

   A factor whose effects or consequences cannot be accurately assessed or predicted.

   • The success of the project depends on many imponderables, such as public opinion.
   • In war, there are always imponderables that can change the outcome.
   • The imponderables of the market make long-term forecasting difficult.

   🇪🇸Factor inconmensurable

   Sinónimos: incalculableintangibleuncertaintyunknownunknown quantityvariable

   Antónimos: calculablemeasurablequantifiable

• imponderables plural form
• imponderables' possessive plural form
• imponderable's possessive singular form