inconceivability

I opened the book at random and read a few lines to demonstrate the inconceivability of parting with it.

The mentioned economic, cultural and social factors result in a practical inconceivability of selling palm trees as real assets among the Manasir.

"Radical Worlds: The Anthropology of Incommensurability and Inconceivability."

The challenge of writing about mass extermination, according to the historian Dan Diner, comes from "the inconceivability, the basic unimaginability of the event itself."

She said those last two words with a finality that suggested inconceivability of his being from anywhere else, even though Mr. Leitch is from Los Angeles.

To the Editor: The Holocaust was an abomination, but in its inconceivability and absolute singularity, it can seem a kind of miracle, or an anti-miracle, the only suitable response to which is silence and reverence.

Imagine the inconceivability of this crumbling back in the days of the founding tyrant Lenin, of the monstrous Stalin, of the bumptious Nikita ("We Will Bury You") Khrushchev, of the dreary Brezhnev.