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inconceivable

/ˌɪn.kənˈsiː.və.bəl/

Traduction: Qui ne peut pas être imaginé ou compris ; incroyablement difficile à concevoir ou à croire.

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adjective

/ˌɪn.kənˈsiː.və.bəl/B2formal
  • frQui ne peut pas être imaginé ou compris ; incroyablement difficile à concevoir ou à croire.

Impossible to imagine or comprehend.

  1. Impossible to comprehendB2formal

    So unlikely or surprising that it is impossible to imagine or believe.

    frInimaginable, impossible à concevoir

    • It is inconceivable that he would forget such an important meeting.
    • The speed of the technological change is almost inconceivable.
    • To her, the idea of leaving her hometown was inconceivable.

    Synonymesimplausibleincomprehensibleincredibleunbelievableunimaginableunthinkable

    Antonymesbelievableconceivableimaginableunderstandable

  2. Totally unlikelyC1formal

    Beyond the bounds of probability or reason; not able to happen.

    frTotalement improbable

    • Winning the lottery twice in one year is statistically inconceivable.
    • It seemed inconceivable that the project could fail with so much support.
    • The notion that they would turn down the offer is simply inconceivable.

    Synonymesimplausibleimprobableincredibleunbelievableunimaginableunthinkable

    Antonymesconceivablecrediblelikelyplausiblepossible

Formes
  • more inconceivable comparative form
  • most inconceivable superlative form
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