inconversable (Meaning)
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inconversable (a.)
Incommunicative; unsocial; reserved.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inconversable
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inconversable Sentence Examples
- The witness's testimony was utterly inconversable, rendering the trial impossible to continue.
- The stranger spoke in a foreign language, making communication inconversable.
- The elderly couple had become so isolated that they were inconversable with anyone outside their small circle.
- The politician's speech was so technical and jargon-laden that it left the audience inconversable.
- The grieving mother was in such distress that she was inconversable, unable to express her thoughts or feelings.
- The patient's aphasia rendered him inconversable, making it difficult for doctors to diagnose his condition.
- The language barrier between the two travelers made their conversation inconversable, despite their best efforts.
- The professor's lecture was so dry and academic that even his most attentive students found it inconversable.
- The drunken man stumbled into the restaurant, his speech slurred and inconversable.
- The boss's constant interruptions and tangents made it inconversable to have a productive meeting.
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Incommunicative; unsocial; reserved.
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The witness's testimony was utterly inconversable, rendering the trial impossible to continue.
The stranger spoke in a foreign language, making communication inconversable.
The elderly couple had become so isolated that they were inconversable with anyone outside their small circle.
The politician's speech was so technical and jargon-laden that it left the audience inconversable.
