unfigurable
- adjective
- /ʌnˈfɪɡjʊrəbəl/
- The instructions were so confusing that the process became unfigurable for most people.
Examples
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Some ancient codes remain unfigurable despite years of research by experts.
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He found the logic behind her decision completely unfigurable.
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The problem was completely unfigurable.
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Her emotions were so unfigurable that no one could help her.
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Despite hours of analysis, the hidden meaning in the poem remained unfigurable to the students.
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The complex riddle was so convoluted that it felt unfigurable to even the most experienced puzzlers.
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After many attempts, they realized the cause of the strange phenomenon was simply unfigurable.
Synonyms
Not clear enough to understand
Difficult or impossible to understand
Not possible to find an answer
Impossible to repair or make work again
Too difficult to solve or deal with, like a problem
Not able to be solved or settled
Very hard to read or understand
Impossible for people to solve or settle
Difficult to understand even after thinking about it
Not possible to understand or explain
No one can find an answer to it
Too complex to study or break into smaller parts
Very hard to understand
Not able to be fixed or changed
How Understandable
Surface Forms
Morphology
unfigurable = figurable (transparent) = un + figure + able
A straightforward negation of the adjective 'figurable' (figure + -able); the meaning is directly derived.
Etymology
Unfigurable is formed from un- 'not', figure 'to work out' (as in 'figure out') and -able 'able', so it means something you cannot understand or solve.