incogitable

/ ɪnˈkɒdʒɪtəbəl /

adjective

1. rare.
   not to be contemplated; unthinkable

Derived Forms

• inˌcogitaˈbility, noun

Example Sentences

But this learned writer does not mention how we are to know when anything is ‘absolutely incogitable.’

From Project Gutenberg

The more incogitable a thing becomes, the more ignorant of it do we become—that is the natural supposition.

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What falls out of consciousness becomes incogitable; it lapses, not into nothing, but into what is contradictory.

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Related Words

• extraordinary
• fantastic
• impossible
• improbable
• incomprehensible
• inconceivable
• incredible
• indescribable
• rare
• singular
• unbelievable
• uncommon
• unheard-of
• unique
• unthinkable