Adjective:

गहन, कळणे अशक्य, अगम्य, नकळत, ओळखणे अशक्य, अभेद्य,

impenetrably's Usage Examples:

Thom Jurek lauded the album, as "it perfectly reflects both Sunn O)))"s impenetrably emotional dark heart and Ulver"s expertly crafted senses of drama and.

program of Earthly Vanity and Divine Salvation is complex, although not impenetrably so, hence the title given to the work.

The noun adamant describes any impenetrably or unyieldingly hard substance and, formerly, a legendary stone/rock.

members of the genus, the leaves of Oldenburgia paradoxa are crowded impenetrably closely at the branch tips around the periphery of the plant, and they.

"The answer, my friend, is blowin" in the wind" has been described as "impenetrably ambiguous: either the answer is so obvious it is right in your face,.

whose true name and place of origin are probably concealed beneath the impenetrably enigmatic biographical tradition concerning "Lycophron," probably used.

Something or some time that feels so close to you can be impenetrably far away.

occasion of a Milton Keynes exhibition of his work, described it as "impenetrably yet intriguingly hermetic".

sent to look for Pegs Kirkus: "After a slow-moving start, through an impenetrably dense thicket of pseudo-Victorian language, Augarde"s story finally picks.

" When Stahl noted that Greenspan"s responses were "impenetrably profound" and that this resulted in "two newspapers getting opposing.

horrendous record, chaotic to the point of malfunction and with an almost impenetrably dense sound adding to the confusion.

and discordant harmonies tempered by Gartside"s sweet vocalizing of impenetrably obscure lyrics, vaguely political in sense but temporal and abstract.

of Gary Gygax"s Extraordinary Book of Names, found parts of the book "impenetrably complex.