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The phrase "at all unthinkable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something is not impossible to consider or imagine, often in a context where one might assume it is.
Example: "While it may seem unlikely, the idea of a world without technology is not at all unthinkable."
Alternatives: "not entirely unimaginable" or "not completely inconceivable."

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But that a daughter of hers would refuse to use it at all? Unthinkable!

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Your life without their physical presence is painful but your life having never known them at all is unthinkable.

The Nasdaq hovered at an unthinkable 1,830, the Dow at a pathetic 9,487.

My photograph was an act of destruction, taken at an unthinkable speed.

Some nations have applied this barbaric practice for centuries at an unthinkable cost.

The bill may be imperfect, says Steve Tripoli of Ceres, a green business group, but having no bill at all would be unthinkable.Meanwhile, Mr Obama continues to attack climate change from other angles.

Here's a quick look at how unthinkable it all seemed before voting began.

In an outwardly respectable, middle-class home, this was all but unthinkable at the time.

Such a public breach of collegial decorum between professors is all but unthinkable at Yale, where faculty communication is often conducted with arched eyebrows and significant silences.

"Imagine the G.M. wind farm, the Apple wind farm — it's not unthinkable at all".

Back in 1968, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel imagined themselves at the unthinkable age of 70 and sang, "Preserve your memories, they're all that's left you".

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