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Meanings of unpronounceable in English
Spanish
impronunciable Usage of unpronounceable in English
1
I had experienced other languages before but I found this one unpronounceable.
2
Their last names were unpronounceable, so they were called Pavel and Peter.
3
Her real name was peasant Mexican, almost unpronounceable even to his tongue.
4
They call him Jones, but that's because his name is so unpronounceable.
5
Sankey, to start with, had a peculiar name-anunpronounceable, unspellable, unmanageable name.
6
Sometimes I think an unpronounceable name is a prerequisite for an official appellation.
7
In truth, she's written articulately about the most unpronounceable continental philosophers.
8
We have reached the unpronounceable place after much prayer and fasting.
9
The cosmical procession is terminated only by the unknowable and unpronounceable'--
10
Have you forgotten the yellow-looking foreign woman, with the unpronounceable name?
11
My tongue twisted around desperately in my mouth, attempting to pronounce the unpronounceable.
12
The remaining 50% of stimuli consisted of unpronounceable letter combinations (non-word condition).
13
He asked her if she was one of the Wisharts of some unpronounceable place.
14
We will not mention her last, for it is an enormous and unpronounceable onomatope.
15
There are three species of currant borers with unpronounceable names.
16
She said an unpronounceable word and added: "You may call me Liz."
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United Kingdom
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