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unspeakable

/ʌnˈspiː.kə.bəl/

Traducción: Describe algo tan malo, impactante o extremo que resulta imposible expresarlo con palabras.

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adjective

/ʌnˈspiː.kə.bəl/B2formal
  • esDescribe algo tan malo, impactante o extremo que resulta imposible expresarlo con palabras.

Describes something so bad, shocking, or extreme that it cannot be expressed in words.

  1. Defying expression or descriptionC1formal

    So extreme or intense that it cannot be adequately described in words.

    esinefable

    • The beauty of the sunset was unspeakable.
    • He felt an unspeakable joy when he saw his newborn child.
    • The horror of the war left an unspeakable mark on the survivors.

    Sinónimosindefinableindescribableineffableinexpressibleunutterable

  2. Exceptionally bad or displeasingC1formal

    Extremely unpleasant, terrible, or morally repulsive.

    esindecible, atroz, horrible

    • The conditions in the prison were unspeakable.
    • They committed unspeakable acts of cruelty.
    • The food at that restaurant was unspeakable.

    Sinónimosabominableatrociousdreadfulexecrablefoulhorriblemonstrousrepellentterriblevile

    Antónimosadmirabledelightfulexcellentgoodpleasant

  3. Too sacred to be utteredC2formal

    Considered so holy or sacred that it should not be spoken aloud.

    esDemasiado sagrado para pronunciarse

    • In some traditions, the name of the deity is considered unspeakable.
    • The ancient text contained unspeakable mysteries.
    • The ritual involved an unspeakable vow of silence.

    Sinónimosineffableunnameableunutterable

    Antónimosprofaneutterable

Formas
  • more unspeakable comparative form
  • most unspeakable superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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