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Meanings of unaccountable in English
Usage of unaccountable in English
1
It was now three weeks since the commencement of this unaccountable state.
2
It is this: do not expect the truth voluntarily from the unaccountable.
3
Another unaccountable change in himself appeared with the appearance of the meal.
4
There is an unaccountable Uncertainty in the Conduct of the Post office.
5
Critics said the ruling reinforced their belief that CSIS was largely unaccountable.
6
But I was only beginning to gauge the unaccountable elements in Beatrice.
7
Afterwards in the inn he had an unaccountable gust of hysterical weeping.
8
There was something strangely unaccountable in the behaviour of Somerset after condemnation.
9
The apathy of country gentlemen in this matter is to me unaccountable.
10
The singular destruction of trees in this be-battled, be-conquered island is unaccountable.
11
The most ordinary incidents distended, inflated themselves in a really unaccountable manner.
12
Prosecutors have been a largely unaccountable and powerful part of the system.
13
All her interest In his narrative took a strange and unaccountable slump.
14
The express miscarried, in some unaccountable way, and never reached Colonel Locke.
15
It is unaccountable that I should have missed the way so stupidly.
16
But somehow, in the most unaccountable way, I had suddenly become nervous.
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Unaccountable through the time
Unaccountable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare