imponderable Synonyms
Strongest:
- incomprehensible
- deep
- murky
- unexplainable
- enigmatical
- enigmatic
- unfathomable
- dark
- mystical
- mystic
- mysterious
- uncanny
Strong:
- obscure
- metaphysical
- impenetrable
- shadowy
- darkling
- unaccountable
- cryptic
- unsearchable
- inscrutable
- unanswerable
- unintelligible
- arcane
- equivocal
- fuzzy
- confusing
- vague
- unknowable
- ambiguous
- inexplicable
Weak:
Strongest:
- understandable
- obvious
- intelligible
- fathomable
- understandable
- intelligible
- evident
- apparent
- evident
- obvious
- apparent
- fathomable
Strong:
- straightforward
- unequivocal
- plain
- clear
- unambiguous
- transparent
- palpable
- unmistakable
- plain
- unequivocal
- unmistakable
- palpable
- clear
- straightforward
- manifest
- manifest
- transparent
- unambiguous
Weak:
imponderable Meaning
imponderable (n)
a factor whose effects cannot be accurately assessed
imponderable (a)
difficult or impossible to evaluate with precision
imponderable (a.)
Not ponderable; without sensible or appreciable weight; incapable of being weighed.
imponderable (n.)
An imponderable substance or body; specifically, in the plural, a name formerly applied to heat, light, electricity, and magnetism, regarded as subtile fluids destitute of weight but in modern science little used.
imponderable Sentence Examples
- The imponderable weight of guilt hung heavy on his shoulders.
- The doctor struggled to estimate the imponderable side effects of the new medication.
- The future of the planet was an imponderable mystery that weighed on scientists' minds.
- The imponderable influence of social media on mental health was being studied by researchers.
- The imponderable value of a human life made it impossible to quantify suffering.
- The imponderable odds of winning the lottery loomed over the desperate players.
- The imponderable consequences of climate change were a constant source of anxiety for the nation.
- The imponderable complexities of the human brain fascinated and bewildered neuroscientists alike.
- The imponderable nature of quantum mechanics made it both fascinating and frustrating to understand.
- The imponderable beauty of nature inspired poets and artists to capture its ephemeral essence.
FAQs About the word imponderable
a factor whose effects cannot be accurately assessed, difficult or impossible to evaluate with precisionNot ponderable; without sensible or appreciable weight;
incomprehensible, deep, murky, unexplainable, enigmatical, enigmatic, unfathomable, dark, mystical, mystic
understandable, obvious, intelligible, fathomable,understandable, intelligible, evident, apparent, evident, obvious
The imponderable weight of guilt hung heavy on his shoulders.
The doctor struggled to estimate the imponderable side effects of the new medication.
The future of the planet was an imponderable mystery that weighed on scientists' minds.
The imponderable influence of social media on mental health was being studied by researchers.
