incalculable (Meaning)

Wordnet

incalculable (a)

not able to be computed or enumerated

Wordnet

too much to be measured

Webster

Not capable of being calculated; beyond calculation; very great.

No weak antonyms found.

The incalculable value of human life makes it imperative to protect it at all costs.
The artist's talent was incalculable, producing masterpieces that would forever inspire generations to come.
The damage caused by the hurricane was incalculable, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
The benefits of education are incalculable, extending far beyond the classroom walls.
The loss of a loved one leaves an incalculable void in the lives of those left behind.
The joy of a new parent is incalculable, bringing an overwhelming sense of wonder and fulfillment.
The consequences of climate change are incalculable, posing an unprecedented threat to our planet.
The power of love is incalculable, capable of transforming lives and mending broken hearts.
The value of kindness is incalculable, spreading ripples of goodness throughout the world.
The potential for human progress is incalculable, fueled by innovation, creativity, and a relentless pursuit of knowledge.

not able to be computed or enumerated, too much to be measuredNot capable of being calculated; beyond calculation; very great.

immeasurable, inestimable, priceless, valuable,invaluable, pricy, precious, high, costly,expensive

nothing, no-good, nothing, valueless, valueless, no-good, worthless,worthless, good-for-nothing,good-for-nothing

The incalculable value of human life makes it imperative to protect it at all costs.

The artist's talent was incalculable, producing masterpieces that would forever inspire generations to come.

The damage caused by the hurricane was incalculable, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.

The benefits of education are incalculable, extending far beyond the classroom walls.