incomprehensibility

incomprehensible | American Dictionary

incomprehensible
adjective
us/ɪnˌkɑm·prɪˈhen·sə·bəl/
impossible or extremely difficult to understand:
The writing ability of some of the students was so poor that their essays were almost incomprehensible.

Examples of incomprehensible

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It remains incomprehensible even to those who know it.
The language is stilted, typical 'translatorese', so much so that some sentences are virtually incomprehensible.
There is little link between contributions and benefits, either at the individual or the aggregate level, and the links that exist are incomprehensible to most.
Indeed, without such a historical backdrop, the present political reality is incomprehensible.
Grief and bereavement can teach us lessons about living, and they can offer us opportunities to make coherent what may have been incomprehensible before.
What is more it has become incomprehensible, even unknown, and totally irrelevant to young people's own understanding of the lives they lead.
The ruler of a mythical kingdom was once troubled by incomprehensible dreams.
Incomprehensible or ambiguous items were discarded or modified.
The 120 utterances were selected from each transcribed session, preserving long and non interrupted discursive sequences (but excluding incomprehensible productions when necessary, as explained above).
The absurd scenarios that often remained incomprehensible to consciousness in waking life were short-circuited with certain characteristics of the child's thought.
Another problem is that the agency histories are too often inadequate, inaccurate or simply incomprehensible.
It is not a simple world, and it is sometimes a seemingly incomprehensible world.
Naturally, the journalists were more eager to hear from the eminent pacifist than from the incomprehensible physicist.
For example, negotiation (triggered by something incomprehensible) becomes the impetus for learners to recognize an inadequacy in their own rule system.
Stories about scary, incomprehensible foreigners are per formable.
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