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How to use undescribable in a sentence

But now quiet, save for an undescribable, whispering overtone that seemed to permeate the air.
THE WHISPERING SPHERESRUSSELL ROBERT WINTERBOTHAM
My act was in some sort an act of insanity; but how undescribable are the feelings with which I looked back upon it!
CALEB WILLIAMSWILLIAM GODWIN
That is why Plato193 says of (Unity) that it is unspeakable and undescribable.
PLOTINOS: COMPLETE WORKS, V. 1PLOTINOS (PLOTINUS)
The sins of this system are enormous and undescribable; but, thank God!
COTTAGE ECONOMYWILLIAM COBBETT
Wilfred said, with a voice utterly undescribable: "I told Norman myself to beware of the thunderbolt."
THE INNOCENCE OF FATHER BROWNG. K. CHESTERTON
Death in this form, death from the hand of a brother, was thought upon with undescribable repugnance.
WIELAND; OR THE TRANSFORMATIONCHARLES BROCKDEN BROWN
Every night will be for it a winter, a winter of undescribable frost, which it could only endure in the form of spores.
ARE THE PLANETS INHABITED?E. WALTER MAUNDER
There are your iris, the new sorts absolutely undescribable.
TREES, FRUITS AND FLOWERS OF MINNESOTA, 1916VARIOUS
On such a night, Grace, there is undescribable peace, and yet these influences pass away and regrets press upon one.
MRS. DORRIMAN, VOLUME 3 OF 3JULIE BOSVILLE CHETWYND
As animated, as diversified, as social, but with circumstances of superiority undescribable.
MANSFIELD PARKJANE AUSTEN
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