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Meanings of unprovable in English

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Usage of unprovable in English
1
All of those years-allof those resources squandered on something purely unprovable.
The unseen
2
When they are believed, their allegations are still often dismissed as unprovable.
The Guardian
3
But you only see me as a way to prove the unprovable.
Accidentally the sheikh's wife
4
Plenty of firsthand experience acted as a check on unprovable statements.
The Tyranny Of Words
5
Don't you see-He broke off, realizing how vague and unprovable his case was.
Planet of the Damned
6
I was making myself crazy with all these unprovable scenarios.
Body work
7
The limited vitality is an unproved and unprovable conjecture.
Darwiniana; Essays and Reviews Pertaining to Darwinism
8
The first one shows, in effect, that mathematics contains statements that may be true, but are inherently unprovable.
Arrival (Stories of Your Life and Others)
9
Gordon supposed this was a glance meant to convey something unprovable but obvious, an unspoken understanding between colleagues.
Timescape
10
A difficult possibility to conceive of individual intelligence and if unprovable against the theory of existence after death.
Percy Bysshe Shelley as a Philosopher and Reformer
11
And so the unprovable truth emerged.
Anil's ghost
12
All such theories remain largely irrefutable and unprovable; no one knows certainly why the ice comes, why it goes.
The Left Hand of Darkness
13
Nor do I see any way to test it, it's as ultimately and finally unprovable as the Mach Hypothesis-
Cities in Flight
14
Their explanation of the religion of others is that it is merely the current morality plus certain unprovable assumptions.
An Outline of the History of Christian Thought Since Kant
15
Remainers lost because they had no song either about Britishness or our common European identity, only unprovable warnings on penury.
The Guardian
16
In a book such as this, mooted questions which involve such multitudinous detail and such unprovable argument cannot be discussed.
Cathedrals and Cloisters of the South of France, Volume 1
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