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Indicates for whom something is inconceivable, typically a person (e.g., inconceivable to me).

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Examples (10)

  • The thought of leaving her family was inconceivable to her.
  • Such cruelty was inconceivable to him.
  • It's inconceivable to me how they managed to finish so quickly.
  • A world without internet would be inconceivable to young generations today.
  • For a professional athlete, losing every game was inconceivable to them.
  • The idea of giving up his dream was inconceivable to the artist.
  • It seemed inconceivable to the public that such a scandal could occur.
  • Her dedication was so profound that failure was inconceivable to her.
  • To think he could betray her was utterly inconceivable to her best friend.
  • The sudden change in plans was inconceivable to the entire team.