indescribable

She said Holly's death felt like a part of her heart had been ripped away, with the pain "indescribable".

“It’s an indescribable feeling of how all this went down,” he said.

"It just came from the pit of my stomach to know that your child has been taken in such a violent way - it's indescribable."

They’re kind of a cross between a crepe and a pancake, and they are indescribable.

Last week, Israel’s domestic intelligence chief Ronen Bar wrote to ministers warning that Jewish extremists in the West Bank were carrying out acts of “terror” against Palestinians and causing “indescribable damage” to the country.