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unreckonable

ADJECTIVE
immeasurable
Synonyms
STRONGEST
boundless immense inexhaustible limitless unfathomable unlimited
STRONG
unmeasurable
WEAK
alive with bottomless countless crawling with endless extensive illimitable indefinite inestimable jillion large measureless no end of no end to umpteen unbounded uncountable vast zillion
Antonyms
STRONGEST
limited restricted
WEAK
bounded calculable finite measurable
ADJECTIVE
incalculable
Synonyms
STRONGEST
boundless enormous immense infinite unforeseen untold vast
WEAK
capricious chancy erratic fluctuant iffy incomputable inestimable innumerable jillion measureless no end of no end to numberless uncertain uncountable unfixed unpredictable whimsical without number zillion
Antonyms
STRONGEST
bounded limited little minute small tiny
WEAK
calculable countable measurable
ADJECTIVE
incomputable
Synonyms
WEAK
boundless capricious chancy countless enormous erratic fluctuant iffy immeasurable immense inestimable infinite innumerable jillion measureless no end of no end to numberless uncertain uncountable unfixed unforeseen unpredictable untold vast whimsical without number zillion
ADJECTIVE
measureless
Synonyms
WEAK
boundless capricious chancy countless enormous erratic fluctuant iffy immeasurable immense incomputable inestimable infinite innumerable jillion no end of no end to numberless uncertain uncountable unfixed unforeseen unpredictable untold vast whimsical without number zillion
ADJECTIVE
uncountable
Synonyms
WEAK
boundless capricious chancy countless enormous erratic fluctuant iffy immeasurable immense incomputable inestimable infinite innumerable jillion measureless no end of no end to numberless uncertain unfixed unforeseen unpredictable untold vast whimsical without number zillion

Example Sentences

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Jerichow, Mecklenburg, is Johnson’s answer to Faulkner’s Yoknapatawpha County: a setting, both mythic and mundane, for interlocking novels that aspire to a historical reckoning but finally find history unreckonable.

From The New Yorker • Nov. 26, 2018

Feckless lamentation, yes, but also a poetic form for an unreckonable history.

From The New Yorker • Nov. 26, 2018

The mind blanks at this sheer volume of commentary generated with every elapsing second, this unreckonable tonnage of weigh-ins.

From The New Yorker • Jun. 17, 2015

And that he might hold up his head with the best of them, she endowed him on the spot with an unreckonable amount of wealth.

From Short Stories of Various Types by Freck, Laura F.

The strangeness of it all persistently imposed upon her mind, but was unreckonable, compared to the thought that Quentin Charter would not have called for her, had he been able to come.

From She Buildeth Her House by Comfort, William Wistar