inconceivable , also: unconceivable old use

And the idea of being with anyone else became inconceivable to him.

He spent two days thinking about their inconceivable way of life.

The inconceivable can happen because for him it already has.

Not long ago, a meeting like today's would have been inconceivable.

It would have been inconceivable just a few short years ago.

Something inconceivable was there in front of my very eyes.

Oil, after all, has already changed some of their lives in inconceivable ways.

David thought back to just three hours ago when that idea had seemed inconceivable.

That she should ever do anything wrong was an idea inconceivable to him.

They had been living together for so long that the idea of being without her was inconceivable.

For the most part, however, people find a way, often by doing things that would have been inconceivable to them before.

It seemed inconceivable that any would be lost for ever.

"It was inconceivable to me that I would be let go."

It is not inconceivable that the law might change at some point.

Such an approach would have been inconceivable a decade ago.

Only a day before a similar event would have been inconceivable.

Whatever he meant, such a political moment is inconceivable in Iraq today.

In less than a decade, though, the inconceivable has happened.

It was simply inconceivable someone would speak to her that way.

And during those days they put an inconceivable distance behind them.

Up until then, I had thought that such was absolutely inconceivable.

But still he came on, and the weight of his fire was inconceivable.

Yet with all that inconceivable power, they'd killed no one.

Inconceivable, that I could have allowed so much time to go by.

It is inconceivable that they were written in the same year.