Indefinable - English meaning

ˌɪn.dɪˈfaɪ.nə.bəl

Indefinable – definitions in English dictionary

adjective
Not able to be defined or described exactly.
Usage examples:
She reminds me, in some indefinable way, of my grandmother
Synonims:
Hard to define Hard to describe Indescribable Inexpressible Nameless Vague Obscure Indefinite Unanalysable Intangible Impalpable Incorporeal Elusive Fugitive

adjective
Impossible to clearly describe or explain
Usage examples:
She had about her an indefinable quality that charmed everyone.

Indefinable translation into English

Indefinable: translate from English into Chinese

无法定义

Indefinable: translate from English into Dutch

Ondefinieerbaar, Niet te beschrijven, Onbepaald, Onbegrensd

Indefinable: translate from English into French

Indéfinissable

Indefinable: translate from English into German

Undefinierbar, Unbestimmbar

Indefinable: translate from English into Hindi

अपरिभाष्य, अवर्णनीय

Indefinable: translate from English into Italian

Indefinibile

Indefinable: translate from English into Korean

정의할 수 없는, 한정할 수 없는

Indefinable: translate from English into Russian

Неопределимый, Необъяснимый

Indefinable: translate from English into Spanish

Indefinible

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Indefinable – similar words

indefinably

adverb
In a way that is impossible to clearly describe or explain
Usage examples:
The two versions are indefinably different., he seemed indefinably weary.

Indefinably - all meanings in English

Indefinable synonims

elusive

adjective
Difficult to find, catch, or achieve.
Usage examples:
Success will become ever more elusive

adjective
Difficult to describe, find, achieve, or remember
Usage examples:
The answers to these questions remain as elusive as ever., success, however, remained elusive for h…

Elusive - all meanings in English

fugitive

noun
A person who has escaped from captivity or is in hiding.
Usage examples:
Fugitives from justice

adjective
Quick to disappear; fleeting.
Usage examples:
The fugitive effects of light

Fugitive - all meanings in English

impalpable

adjective
Unable to be felt by touch.
Usage examples:
An impalpable ghost

adjective
Difficult to feel or understand
Usage examples:
An impalpable beauty/quality

Impalpable - all meanings in English

incorporeal

adjective
Not composed of matter; having no material existence.
Usage examples:
A supreme but incorporeal being called god

Incorporeal - all meanings in English

indefinite

adjective
Lasting for an unknown or unstated length of time.
Usage examples:
They may face indefinite detention

adjective
Not exact or not clear; without clear limits
Usage examples:
It was a wonderful opportunity, but it meant leaving family and friends for an indefinite period, p…

Indefinite - all meanings in English

indescribable

adjective
Too unusual, extreme, or indefinite to be adequately described.
Usage examples:
Most prisoners suffered indescribable hardship

adjective
Impossible to describe, esp. because extremely good or bad
Usage examples:
The stench was indescribable.

Indescribable - all meanings in English

inexpressible

adjective
(of a feeling) too strong to be described or conveyed in words.
Usage examples:
A mood of inexpressible longing

adjective
An inexpressible feeling is too strong to be described
Usage examples:
The news filled him with inexpressible delight/joy/horror/pain.

Inexpressible - all meanings in English

intangible

adjective
Unable to be touched; not having physical presence.
Usage examples:
The moonlight made things seem intangible

noun
An intangible thing.
Usage examples:
Intangibles like self-confidence and responsibility

adjective
Influencing you but not able to be seen or physically felt
Usage examples:
There is the intangible benefit of playing a home game before a friendly crowd., common sense and c…

Intangible - all meanings in English

nameless

adjective
Having no name or no known name.
Usage examples:
Some pictures were taken by a nameless photographer

adjective
(of a person's name) unknown or not given publicly
Usage examples:
We are pleased to report a large gift to the school from someone who wishes to remain nameless.

Nameless - all meanings in English

obscure

adjective
Not discovered or known about; uncertain.
Usage examples:
His origins and parentage are obscure

verb
Keep from being seen; conceal.
Usage examples:
Grey clouds obscure the sun

adjective
Not known to many people
Usage examples:
An obscure 18th-century painter, official policy has changed for reasons that remain obscure.

Obscure - all meanings in English

unanalysable

adjective
Impossible to analyse (= study or examine in detail, or explain)
Usage examples:
The researchers ended up with a large amount of unanalysable recorded data., he argues that the con…

Unanalysable - all meanings in English

vague

adjective
Of uncertain, indefinite, or unclear character or meaning.
Usage examples:
Many patients suffer vague symptoms

adjective
Not clearly stated, described, or explained, or not clearly seen or felt
Usage examples:
She had a vague feeling that something had gone terribly wrong., i have only a vague memory of the …

Vague - all meanings in English

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