indescribably

In tearful testimony, she said she felt "indescribably bad" about the fraud.

It had been indescribably worse living with contempt, insults and rigid rules as my joie de vivre dulled into depression.

The court ruled that the prison sentence was unavoidable because he repeatedly committed “indescribably cruel” crimes in a premeditated manner.

These friendships have been indescribably helpful, telling them I am proud because they need to hear it, comforting them because nobody else is, reading them stories before bed and helping them with their math homework.

The almost indescribably corrupt ex-president needs their healing love – in the form of money.