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Meanings of more inexplicable in English

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Usage of more inexplicable in English
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The more he thought, the more inexplicable and self-contradictory her conduct appeared.
There & Back
2
Each day I wonder at it more and find it more inexplicable.
The Garden of Allah
3
His miraculous defeat had been converted into an even more inexplicable victory.
The Fountains of Paradise
4
Farqui said the costs attached to the campaign made it even more inexplicable.
The Guardian
5
The more light I seemed to obtain, the more inexplicable the circumstances became.
Beauty and the Beast, and Tales of Home
6
The thing seems to me to be deeper and more inexplicable.
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
7
There is nothing more capricious, more inexplicable, more wayward, than fashion.
Routledge's Manual of Etiquette
8
The problem was certainly simple enough, but for that very reason the more inexplicable.
All Around the Moon
9
His present attitude seemed therefore the more inexplicable-butshe realised the impossibility of remonstrance.
The Shadow of the East
10
So that his relentlessness towards Magda was the more inexplicable.
The Lamp of Fate
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As he went on he saw still more inexplicable examples.
Crime and Punishment
12
Women, I tried to persuade myself, had dislikes even more inexplicable than their likings.
The Dew of Their Youth
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The more I thought of it, the more inexplicable became the discovery of the mold.
The War Terror
14
But more inexplicable that this should be so in New England, than in the South.
Modern Eloquence: Vol II, After-Dinner Speeches E-O
15
But the singer's attitude became more and more inexplicable.
The Phantom of the Opera
16
If indeed he was a little ragged urchin, the thing was only the more inexplicable!
Sir Gibbie
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