inapprehensible

Your end should be one inapprehensible to the senses: then will it be a god always approached, - never touched; always giving health.

Gilites and Deylamites, spoke a northwestern Iranian dialect largely inapprehensible to other Persian speakers.

But both of them combined terrifying ability with a frankness, personal modesty, and benevolence which made the furious dislike to which they fell victims absolutely unreasonable, and therefore inapprehensible by themselves.

As before, it is a transformation brought about by industrial development, but now the pace of change is much more rapid and inapprehensible than it was during the pioneering age of the 19th century.

Oh world invisible we view thee Oh world intangible we touch thee Oh world unknowable we know thee Inapprehensible, we clutch thee.

This way of learning is a contemporary iteration of the peripatetic school, and its appeal is that it invites participants to experientially deconstruct universal and mathematical assumptions about nature, through the rediscovery of the singular qualities of each living being, and of the inapprehensible diversity of beings.