un·an·swer·able [ʌnˈɑ:n(t)sərəbl̩] ADJ
1. unanswerable (without an answer):
2. unanswerable form (irrefutable):
- unanswerable
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- unanswerable proof
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Propositions as to public policy rarely are unanimously accepted, and still more rarely, if ever, are capable of unanswerable proof.
en.wikipedia.org The metaphysical realist, however, is left with the unanswerable question how the metaphysically real objects are converted into subjective percepts.
en.wikipedia.org At the back of her sober, almost brutal realism, there is always an inkling of something unanswerable.
en.wikipedia.org The question of why we suffer is unanswerable, but how we suffer defines our character and shapes our lives more than we care to acknowledge.
en.wikipedia.org If the questions seems unanswerable at first, then we much look to where all questions are answered, our inner spirit.
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