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Meanings of imponderable in English
Spanish
imponderable Usage of imponderable in English
1
This new imponderable was just another to tag onto a long list.
2
It is itself an imponderable something; yet it carries weight with it.
3
This is enough to ensure the equilibrium of the almost imponderable atom.
4
The principle of consciousness is another imponderable force which pervades the universe.
5
What I might have gained is, in the scale, like imponderable air.
6
To be sure, many of the details of life's beginnings remain pretty imponderable.
7
But our imponderable resources in technical knowledge are constantly growing and are inexhaustible.
8
He seemed miles away from her, separated by some imponderable yet impassable barrier.
9
It conveyed little re-assurance to his irritated conscience-ithad become imponderable and impertinent.
10
Most of them had lost or gained something imponderable and indescribable.
11
Matter was for the moment as subtle, as imponderable as soul.
12
This imponderable soul gives them such a helpless air of babyhood.
13
The other imponderable is will this pass muster with regulators here.
14
To them it is but a desert: obscure, imponderable, a weariness.
15
But she would tease the lengthy imponderable sounds out into the air anyway.
16
The od, a new imponderable, a sort of electricity, is perhaps nothing else.
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