incomputable

Whatever may have been the number, the sum of human misery was incomputable.

We have endeavored to explain why our weather is so uncertain and incomputable.

What an incomputable addition to the expences intended by the Stamp-act!

Truly, it does appear very, very long to thy husband—an incomputable period.

The number of marriages built in this way, upon false foundations of hollowness and despair, is incomputable.

They were born and they die for ends to them as incomputable as the path of a cannon-shot fired into the darkness.

Incomputable, in-kom-pūt′a-bl, adj. that cannot be computed or reckoned.