Meaning & use
Unmeasurable
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Too great, subtle, or extensive to be measured or quantified.
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The impact of her kindness on the community was unmeasurable.
Scientists described the effect as statistically unmeasurable with current instruments.
A note on using this word
Used interchangeably with the more common 'immeasurable,' though the latter appears far more frequently in modern English.
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measurablequantifiable
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