Adjective:

ગણનાપાત્ર,

calculably's Usage Examples:

and light, healing all wounds, tee moving all miseries, making them incalculably blessed.

Ancient Buddhist texts speak of "hundreds of thousands of billions, countlessly, innumerably, boundlessly, incomparably, incalculably, unspeakably, inconceivably.

depth or innovation," as well as the lyrics "[pulling] the record down incalculably, as well, with nearly every track being about girls.

Hinton and Karl Friston began examining the concept of free energy as a calculably tractable measure of the discrepancy between actual features of the world.

between others, so that ultimately one obtains a simple view of the incalculably vast complexity of the Universe.

an extended first-person report by Krina Alizond-114, created by the "incalculably wealthy" Sondra Alizond-1 to be a scholar of accountancy practice historiography.

Worsley"s younger brother Benjamin drowned at the seaside, an event incalculably traumatic for Worsley: however gentle everyone was with me, I had the.

the number of people who died under not dissimilar circumstances is incalculably large, one of several things that marks out the case of Käthe Niederkirchner.

” In the words of Thomas Szasz, "Italian psychiatry has been incalculably enriched by Giorgio Antonucci.

However, not having been told of his father"s prediction, and against incalculably distant odds, Dom survives the assassination attempt.

appeared on Muhly’s 2008 album Mothertongue, Greil Marcus said, "It’s incalculably spooky, the way the action comes out of nowhere, the way Amidon has prepared.

account; I venture, on the contrary, to declare that it will be found of incalculably greater value, easily as I have obtained it, than any results in a similar.

Sentencing him, the judge called Poulson an "incalculably evil man".