un·fath·om·able [ʌnˈfæðəməbl̩] ADJ
1. unfathomable (too deep to measure):
- unfathomable
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2. unfathomable (inexplicable):
- unfathomable
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- unfathomable
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It was as if the textbook writer wanted to keep the good stuff secret by making all of it soberly unfathomable.
en.wikipedia.org So many characteristics that had been strange and unfathomable to me before, took, as it were, their right proportions.
en.wikipedia.org Mysterious and unfathomable, followers of old did not have these skills.
en.wikipedia.org Though the man radiated an aura of pure, unfathomable evil, the master swordsmith finds himself unable to refuse the request.
en.wikipedia.org He thought them unfathomable, fearless, superstitious, ignorant, and pitilessand generally portrayed them as such.
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