Unthinkable

Definition

unthinkable /ʌn'θÇŋkǝbl / adj မစဥ္းစားဝံ့ေသာ။ မေတြးဝံ့ေသာ။ ထည့္မစဥ္း စားေသာ။ ေခါင္းထဲမထည့္ေသာ။ Defeat was unthinkable. ❍ To abandon such an old tradition is unthinkable.

Examples

1. ‘His creed
2. and his actions
3. are unthinkable
4. but he is also our invention.’
5. ‘A couple of decades ago
6. such an event happening in England would have been unthinkable.’
7. ‘That any Trade Union could ever be expelled from the Party was once unthinkable.’
8. ‘Such events seemed unthinkable to most mainstream commentators a few years ago.’
9. ‘A whole winter brooding on the events of August would be unthinkable for such a meticulous mind.’
10. ‘Thankfully Ferguson was one of them too
11. and the unthinkable defeat became merely an unpalatable draw.’
12. ‘No one should be naive enough to believe these possibilities are unthinkable.’
13. ‘By 60
14. you've learnt to think the unthinkable and
15. even better
16. to say the unsayable.’
17. ‘In extreme cases it can also lead to suicide and
18. unthinkable but not unheard of
19. the death of a child at the hands of its own mother.’
20. ‘Yet think of other Scots for whom such a remedy would be unthinkable.’
21. ‘In such a situation a handshake is unthinkable and a mere waving of one hand is somehow too frivolous.’
22. ‘What are the frontlines of defence against such an unthinkable catastrophe?’
23. ‘To involve them in a new set of dangers would have been unthinkable.’
24. ‘He says the ghoulish graveyard thefts would have been unthinkable in an earlier age.’
25. ‘When a team is embroiled in a relegation battle a meagre point never seems quite enough to quench the fear of the unthinkable.’
26. ‘Before the event got under way
27. that prospect seemed pretty much unthinkable.’
28. ‘In its 18 years in power it pressed ahead with previously unthinkable policies.’
29. ‘Less than a decade ago such adjoining public events would have been unthinkable.’
30. ‘Such draconian measures would be almost unthinkable in a democratic system.’
31. ‘Other families with other children
32. he says
33. have suffered unthinkable loss.’