inconceivable

adjective11 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.4
totally inconceivable7.9

To emphasize that something is completely inconceivable.

utterly inconceivable7.7

To emphasize that something is completely inconceivable.

almost inconceivable7.1

To emphasize that something is nearly inconceivable.

virtually inconceivable6.8

To emphasize that something is nearly inconceivable.

practically inconceivable6.5

To emphasize that something is nearly inconceivable.

be inconceivable8.5

Used to describe a state or appearance.

seem inconceivable7.8

Used to describe a state or appearance.

find sth inconceivable7.5

Used when a person considers something to be inconceivable.

appear inconceivable7.2

Used to describe a state or appearance.

become inconceivable6.0

Used to describe a change of state.

inconceivable to8.2

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