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The unimaginable
adjective
Unable to be imagined; inconceivable or mind-boggling; beyond belief
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The unimaginable has happened.
The unimaginable had happened: the Sox were loose.
The unimaginable loss of 20 children consumed much of the nation on Friday.
The unimaginable and unknowable last moments of a victim's life may haunt relatives for years.
The unimaginable South African transition that Nelson Mandela made possible is a reminder that leadership matters.
The unimaginable is looking ever more plausible.
The unimaginable luxury!
The unimaginable actions that happened at that school.
The unimaginable misery awaiting the burned and irradiated survivors that was most terrifying of all.
Now the unimaginable has happened.
It helps them process the unimaginable.
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