Adjective:

అననుకూలమైనది కాదు, ప్రకటన నుండి, వివరించలేని,

inexpressibly's Usage Examples:

President, listing it among songs "inexpressibly weak and shallow".

of landscape garden, and there is nothing in America of the sort, so inexpressibly charming as the lanes which lead from one cottage, or villa, to another.

She is inexpressibly beautiful, in the bloom of her youth, enhanced by her tapasya.

All appeared new, and strange at first, inexpressibly rare and delightful and beautiful.

raises our nature to an immeasurably high plane and presents to us an inexpressibly intimate union with God.

record of Henry Bishop"s My Pretty Jane was played back to him, he was inexpressibly delighted.

Upon his death, The New York Times wrote, His whole appeal was a consummate ability to look inexpressibly forlorn when confronted with manifold misfortunes—usually of the domestic type.

Only the utterly impossible, the inexpressibly fantastic, can ever be plausible again.

brightly—as it did—it gilded thousands upon thousands of upturned faces, so inexpressibly odious in their brutal mirth or callousness, that a man had cause to.

Pilkington declared his touch "inexpressibly neat .

green wheat, likening it to that of a baby: "Young wheat has something inexpressibly pure and tender about it, which awakens the same emotion as the expression.

Cabell memorably described "the inexpressibly tired voice of Frances Newman speaking in shrewd malice very plaintively.

However, by 1922, Goodwin found himself "inexpressibly mentally tired" and discussed with his bishop his need to find a less.