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Incommensurable.
incomparable
uncomparable
Incommensurable.
incommensurate
1
When will economists give up their forlorn attempts to measure the
incommensurable
?
2
ATHENIAN: The natures of commensurable and
incommensurable
quantities in their relation to one another.
3
Cost here becomes something entirely irrelevant, the returns are sure to be so
incommensurable
.
4
The two things are not merely different, they are
incommensurable
.
5
The company is positively staking against the
incommensurable
.
6
The similarity between many phases of their lives is remarkable, and their works are not
incommensurable
.
7
Universities boast of their positions in various league tables, lumping together
incommensurable
metrics and weighting them whimsically.
8
Their successes and failures would be
incommensurable
.
9
He gossips, jokes and cites Max Weber and Jean-Paul Sartre and uses words like
"
incommensurable
"
.
10
Incalculable, incomprehensible,
incommensurable
:
yes, all souls, the least and greatest, attack them as we will, are that.
11
Without undertaking to measure and compare what is
incommensurable
,
I hold that Goethe's genius is essentially lyrical.
12
Audacity can exist without physical or moral courage, for these character traits are of a different,
incommensurable
order.
13
For us with the standard of good and evil given us by Christ, no human actions are
incommensurable
.
14
A fancy way of putting this is to say that the side and diagonal of a square are
incommensurable
.
15
For he has not told everything; this
incommensurable
region, which had hitherto remained unworked, is far from being exhausted.
16
Are pleasures and pains
incommensurable
?
incommensurable
absolutely incommensurable
incommensurable genius
incommensurable infinity
incommensurable metrics
incommensurable order