unfigurable

Examples

• All

• The value of friendship is often unfigurable in financial terms.

• The concept of infinity is unfigurable.

• The impact of her kindness was truly unfigurable and could not be captured by statistics.

• Some emotions can feel unfigurable at times.

• The impact of her kindness was truly unfigurable and could not be captured by statistics.

• Some benefits of education are unfigurable, going far beyond what can be measured.

• The value of friendship is often unfigurable in financial terms.

Synonyms

I

immeasurable

vsunfigurable

14 5.5

So large or great you cannot say how big

is the general inability to be measured, not only due to extreme size

U

unquantifiable

vsunfigurable

1 7.8

Impossible to measure or show with a number

is more general, covering any inability to be measured or calculated

U

unmeasurable

vsunfigurable

1 6.2

Too large or without clear limits to say how big it is

is the general inability to be measured regardless of limits or size

I

incommensurable

vsunfigurable

• Formal

1 9.9

Cannot be measured or compared because there is no common standard

is the inability to be measured regardless of common standards

N

nonmeasurable

vsunfigurable

7.2

You cannot give a number or amount for it

is the same meaning but uses a different word form

I

immensurable

vsunfigurable

9.9

Too great to measure

is the broader idea of not being able to be measured for any reason

I

incomputable

vsunfigurable

• Specialized

9.9

Too hard to calculate or measure

is the general inability to be measured or expressed numerically

U

undeterminable

vsunfigurable

7.6

It is not possible to know for sure

is about not being measurable by number or amount rather than decision

U

unascertainable

vsunfigurable

9.8

Not possible to find out for certain

is about numeric measurement impossibility rather than discoverability

How Measurable

precise

286 3.6

quantifiable

9 5.0

measurable

41 3.7

indeterminate

• Specialized

1 8.1

unfigurable

• Specialized

9.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology