unimaginable

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

that might or might not happen
possibleI suppose it's possible that she just forgot my birthday, but it's unlikely.
potentialShe is being mentioned as a potential successor to the leader.
imaginableThe pens came in every colour imaginable.
conceivableIt is conceivable that they'll agree to our terms, but I wouldn't bet on it.
thinkableThe existence of something like the internet would not have even been thinkable in Einstein's day.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Imagining and conceiving
assume
beyond your wildest dreamsidiom
blue-sky
cognitive map
conceivable
fancy
guess
imagine
in your mind's eyeidiom
inconceivably
lay the foundation(s) of/foridiom
look on/upon someone/something as something
manifest
regard
retheorization
retheorize
revisualization
riot
run riotidiom
throw

imaginable | American Dictionary

imaginable
adjective
us/ɪˈmædʒ·ə·nə·bəl/
possible, or able to be imagined:
They sell every flavor of ice cream imaginable.

Examples of imaginable

imaginable
The development of electronic means of sound recording, reproduction and transmission has allowed a cross-pollination of sonic environments to a degree never before imaginable.
I don't like it at all, because love-making is perhaps the most intimate and personal thing imaginable.
These conditions are minimal in the sense that they will be satisfied by a whole range of imaginable aggregation procedures.
Price's parallel-reading seems to me an imaginable ex-post-facto application for a particular audience member, not a persuasive way of reading the text.
Every imaginable policy sector materialises in its own regional bureau, ranging from women's affairs to tourism, culture, and information.
The look that said this marine has seen the worst things imaginable.
But we cannot divorce the principle of nonmaleficence from evidential requirements without legitimating the most whimsical decisions imaginable.
Some people may not have a good register of how a particular level of pain compares with no pain and with the worst pain imaginable.
This second scenario, while imaginable, is implausible, like the first.
It consists of a 100-mm line marked "no pain" at one end and "worst pain imaginable" (or a similar phrase) at the other.
Let us begin at the lowest imaginable level of evolution: the genetic modification of organisms through random variation and natural selection.
This is not surprising in light of the fact that adapted technologies allow contemporary architects to build just about anything imaginable.
Put differently, the potential beneficiaries of the policy must be either identifiable (as in distributive politics) or imaginable (as in the politics of collective welfare).
It is imaginable that agencies which already perform environmental surveys will extend their services with this line of research.
It is imaginable that a derived attribute such as acceptability may be obtained from node-specific attributes through calculation.
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