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The inconceivable
adjective
Unable to be conceived, unbelievable
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The inconceivable can happen because for him it already has.
The inconceivable happened in 1997 with the emergence of Tiger Woods.
The inconceivable distance between this twinkling reality and death in the dark, icy waters was but a few hours.
The inconceivable is now conceivable.
The Inconceivable Atomic Legacy of New Mexico.
"I'm interested in the inconceivable," he said.
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For Pascal as for St. Paul, Jesus Christ is the second, inconceivable without the first.
He once described the adrenaline-pumping thrill as "watching the previously inconceivable turn into the possible".
Turner knows well that the chance of the former is negligible, and of the latter, inconceivable.
The City Council speaker, Peter F. Vallone, called the chase inconceivable.
For Bruce, the only inconceivable outcome now was that the status quo of dual jurisdiction remained unchanged.
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