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Meanings of more unanswerable in English

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Usage of more unanswerable in English
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Like all the best political questions, Sturgeon's is all the more unanswerable for being hideously opportunistic.
The Guardian
2
One by one the reasons for keeping on her chosen course grew more unanswerable than ever.
A Country Doctor and Selected Stories and Sketches
3
And the sphinx that patrols the highways of executive art has no more unanswerable riddle to propound.
Essays in the Art of Writing
4
You could not have a more satisfactory, a more logical, or a more unanswerable argument than that.
King John of Jingalo: The Story of a Monarch in Difficulties
5
What's more unanswerable than a fact?
The Idiot
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There was the matter of that wound, and there was something still more unanswerable he feared I might have urged.
The Sea-Hawk
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The more unanswerable it seemed the more angry he became, the more keenly did he feel that he was being unfairly used.
King John of Jingalo: The Story of a Monarch in Difficulties
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But the fact is still more unanswerable that Apennino could by no process congenial to the Italian language be converted into Penini.
Life and Letters of Robert Browning
9
An edict, more unanswerable than any ever issued by Republic or Curia, had gone forth, and in solemn state Venice awaited its fulfilment.
A Golden Book of Venice
10
There could be framed no possible excuse more harmful to the Negro and more unanswerable if true in its sufficiency for the white man.
The Red Record / Tabulated Statistics and Alleged Causes of Lync...
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The more I pondered over the problem, the more unanswerable did it appear, and yet I could not get the matter out of my thoughts.
The Mystery of Cloomber
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