unsearchable

[ uhn-sur-chuh-buhl ]

adjective

1. not searchable; not lending itself to research or exploration; not to be understood by searching; hidden; unfathomable; mysterious:

   the unsearchable ways of the universe.

Other Words From

• un·searcha·ble·ness noun
• un·searcha·bly adverb

Word History and Origins

Origin of unsearchable¹

First recorded in 1350–1400; Middle English unserchable. See un- ¹, searchable ( def ),

Example Sentences

They proved that the roots of unity of these simpler polynomials all lie below a much smaller upper bound than the vast and unsearchable one associated with the more complicated polynomial.

From Quanta Magazine

Today, Chen is unsearchable on Weibo, as is any language that might refer to the case.

From The Daily Beast

This common wild rabbit has an ancestry of almost unsearchable antiquity.

From Project Gutenberg

Opposite is the 'Dweller in the Innermost,' with deep, unsearchable eyes.

From Project Gutenberg

The final issue will be seen, and the justice confessed, of all those 'ways' of God which are 'unsearchable and past finding out.'

From Project Gutenberg

They that rightly take its lessons drink in living emanations from unsearchable Godhead.

From Project Gutenberg

May His gospel of grace become more exceedingly precious as we gaze into its unsearchable wealth.

From Project Gutenberg