Meanings of absolutely unintelligible in English

For some time, however, the conversation was absolutely unintelligible to her.

But when such an expression is used respecting the dead, it is absolutely unintelligible.

They were absolutely unintelligible to me-marks and nothing more.

And on those occasions where his station obliged him to speak of business, was absolutely unintelligible.

Even so, the relation between the soul and the gland was absolutely unintelligible, as Descartes disarmingly confessed.

Ye maintained, all of you, that the principles on which the world is governed are absolutely unintelligible.

His lips moved; but only a hollow, rattling sound, which was absolutely unintelligible, came from his throat.

With dawn, now beginning to break, this forest of the church under whose shade he was sitting became absolutely unintelligible.

In all but one or two of the sections, the taking of averages would have made the numerical results absolutely unintelligible.

His Minister of Foreign Affairs, Crombile, read a declaration which was absolutely unintelligible, for the reason that it was couched in diplomatic language.

The critical question, as it represented itself to my mind, would have seemed absolutely unintelligible to them, so plain and unquestioning was their faith.

Doubtless in the same opinion, Mirandola affirms that the most barbarous and absolutely unintelligible words are the best and most powerful in black magic.

That they should care to talk about such things seemed strange enough, but that they should care to lie about them seemed absolutely unintelligible.

As Frink says, a dream is like a cartoon with the labels omitted-absolutelyunintelligible until its symbols are interpreted.

"Your remarks are absolutely unintelligible."