



1. That which cannot be described; that does not admit of exact description; indefinite, vague.
2. That which transcends description; too great, beautiful, etc. to be adequately described.
indestructable, undestructable (incorrect spellings)
Misspellings of indestructible.
indeterminable (adjective), more indeterminable, most indeterminable
Relating to a situation or an event that cannot be clearly defined, ascertained, or known: There are indeterminable economic conditions that are negatively affecting so many people around the world.
indeterminable, indeterminate
indeterminable (in" di TUR muh nuh buhl) (adjective)
Concerning something which is not able to be settled or decided on in a definite manner: The indeterminable date for completing the project is still obviously unknown.
indeterminate (in" di TUR muh nit) (adjective)
Inconclusive; referring to something which cannot be determined by a specific answer: The outcome of the chemistry experiment was indeterminate and puzzling.

The indeterminate response which the student received to his questions to the editor of the journal will create an indeterminable delay in the completion of his essay.

indisciplinable (adjective)
Incapable of being disciplined; not amenable to discipline; intractable: "No matter how much his parents tried, he was an indisciplinable child."
indisputable (adjective)
1. Not open to question; obviously true.
2. Impossible to doubt, to question, or to deny.
3. Beyond dispute or doubt; undeniable: "The police had indisputable evidence that he robbed the bank."
indistinguishable (adjective), more indistinguishable, most indistinguishable
Not divinable; incapable of being divined.
ineffable (adjective) (not comparable)
1. Characterized by being incapable of expressing one's feelings in words: After Leticia recovered from her coma, she felt ineffable happiness when she saw her children again.
2. Relating to something that is so great that it can't be verbally communicated or described: When Caleb won the singing contest, he was overcome with ineffable joy and excitement.
Relating to being unable to express happiness in words.
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Descriptive of someone who can't show his or her joy.
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Referring to a person who describe his or her rage and anger.
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ineluctable (adjective), more ineluctable, most ineluctable
A reference to something which is incapable of being avoided or evaded; inescapable; certain, inevitable: Utilizing a proper diet and exercise has an ineluctable superiority over an excessive eating and a "couch-potato" existence.
Not to be resisted or changed.
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Bound to happen.
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inevitable (adjective), more inevitable, most inevitable
1. Relating to that which is impossible to avoid or to prevent: Just about every trip people go on seems to have its inevitable delays and complications.
2. Pertaining to something that is bound to come or to happen: Some kind of illness is an inevitable aspect of life and death is its inevitable conclusion.
3. Invariably occurring or appearing; predictable: When sightseeing in popular places, there are always numerous tourists who are equipped with inevitable cameras.
Relating to something that can't be avoided.
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