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unspeakable

[uhn-spee-kuh-buhl] / ʌnˈspi kə bəl /


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The other, Sammi Hanratty, portraying the marvelously weird Misty, knelt behind, her frizzy blond hair aglow, bringing unspeakable news from beyond the cabin’s walls.

From New York Times

Hard-line anti-immigration advocates may end up quietly interpreting this unspeakable tragedy as an effective deterrent to future migrants.

From Washington Post

"What you did was unspeakable - you snuffed out the life of a woman you had been at pains to say was your world, who you loved," said Judge Samantha Leigh.

From BBC

Units saluting the coup-leader at Monday's parade include many accused of unspeakable atrocities such as massacres of civilians, which have drawn international censure and sanctions.

From BBC

Another said: "My sadness is unspeakable. I am so disappointed with this world."

From BBC