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Meanings of inexpressible in English
Defying expression.
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Usage of inexpressible in English
1
There is an inexpressible charm in thus living in the open air.
2
She opened the window, and in rushed the inexpressible sweetness of dawn.
3
The death of the emperor caused inexpressible grief throughout the whole empire.
4
Such riddles as these become things inexpressible; and such is your goodness.
5
He for the first time enjoyed the inexpressible delicacy of feminine refinements.
6
Five long days and nights-daysof intolerable suffering, nights of inexpressible horror.
7
The little Napoleon darted upon his brother a look of inexpressible contempt.
8
Suddenly it stood still to an inexpressible feeling that thrilled it through.
9
I cannot describe the inexpressible softness, tenderness, and music of his accent.
10
When I looked again the brute had vanished, to my inexpressible relief.
11
Here, to their inexpressible joy, were their daughters in each others arms.
12
Serving America, my dear general, is to my heart an inexpressible happiness.
13
She gave a sigh of inexpressible relief and then rose to go.
14
Speaking of Rousseau, he says: I derived inexpressible satisfaction from his society.
15
Mr. Blake turned with a look of inexpressible deference to his wife.
16
Then he spread out his arms with an inexpressible suggestion of longing.
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