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unknowable

[uhn-noh-uh-buhl] / ʌnˈnoʊ ə bəl /




















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And that in turn is conditional on a host of at this stage unknowable developments: the deployment of ground forces, the contribution of neighbors and others to the shipping challenge.

From The Wall Street Journal

Because private-credit loans don’t trade, their true value is unknowable until they mature or are sold.

From The Wall Street Journal

“It is the clock,” he said, and the duration of the oil shock currently remains “unknowable with any precision.”

From MarketWatch

But, as Tate Britain’s concurrent “Turner and Constable” exhibition shows, Romantic nature was passionate and unstable, and all the more precious for being unknowable.

From The Wall Street Journal

At its best, it’s poetry trying to make sense of the unknowable.

From Los Angeles Times