unimaginable

/ ˌʌnɪˈmædʒɪnəbəl /

adjective

1. difficult or impossible to believe; inconceivable

Other Word Forms

• unimaginably adverb

Example Sentences

Mrs Gillahan's daughter said on Facebook that her death is an "unimaginable loss."

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Considering the persistent failures of the United Nations, it is nearly unimaginable that U.N. bodies could have effectively managed nuclear-weapons technology.

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It'll be an unimaginable wrench when we do have to say that last goodbye to mum, but I'm so glad I know and understand her wishes.

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Judge Howard Crowson told Franco, who showed no emotion throughout the sentencing hearing at the same court on Friday, that Ahmad's family had suffered "unimaginable" loss.

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Losing him has left an unimaginable emptiness in our hearts.

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Related Words

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