inexplicably

inexplicable | American Dictionary

inexplicable
adjective
us/ˌɪn·ɪkˈsplɪk·ə·bəl, ɪˈnek·splɪ·kə-/
that cannot be explained or understood:
an inexplicable accident

inexplicably

adverbus/ˌɪn·ɪkˈsplɪk·ə·bli, ɪˈnek·splɪ·kə-/
He inexplicably started to sing.

Examples of inexplicable

inexplicable
It has been carefully edited, with detailed and extensive annotation, with one inexplicable but fortunately not serious exception.
But other moments are inexplicable: we can't quite affirm where they come from, or imagine where they go.
No such reason exists if his desire is, say, just an inexplicable compulsion or was implanted in him by a powerful wizard.
And because there is no cause to explain, the cause is not so much unexplained, as inexplicable.
This helped take the religious aura away from inexplicable events.
The extra sleep and fatigue were inexplicable in the sense that they had no obvious cause, such as poor sleep or exertion.
This paper has examined panic as a systemic crisis, and not as an attack: primordial, unpredictable, inexplicable, and 'out there'.
These tragic, everyday occurrences remain largely inexplicable within a rationalist model of agency.
The question is how often such environmental 'inexplicable' sounds exist and how well we apply our relational knowledge to their perception.
And via this reduction the number of inexplicable phenomena is reduced, greatly reduced.
Most of these differences were attributed t o the asymmetry of the two-dimensional mixing layer yet some were inexplicable on this basis.
The mundane tasks associated with daily living enjoy an inexplicable and overriding priority in dementia care.
Contemporary accounts speak frequently of wild rumors and inexplicable speculations which seem to have pervaded this incident.
Good choices are always (properly) motivated, and sin is rarely (if ever, pear-stealing notwithstanding!) as fully inexplicable as the primal sin.
There was only one story that was riddled with gaps, memory lapses, and inexplicable contradictions in chronology.
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