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    Causing So Much Emotion, Especially Pleasure, That It Cannot Be Described

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    Ineffable means causing emotion, especially pleasure, that cannot be described. The joy experienced at university and the feeling Jack had when seeing his fiancée walking down the aisle were both described as ineffable, meaning the emotions caused were too great to express into words. Ineffable is used to convey feelings that are beyond description.

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    Ineffable means causing emotion, especially pleasure, that cannot be described. The joy experienced at university and the feeling Jack had when seeing his fiancée walking down the aisle were both described as ineffable, meaning the emotions caused were too great to express into words. Ineffable is used to convey feelings that are beyond description.

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    Ineffable means causing emotion, especially pleasure, that cannot be described. The joy experienced at university and the feeling Jack had when seeing his fiancée walking down the aisle were both described as ineffable, meaning the emotions caused were too great to express into words. Ineffable is used to convey feelings that are beyond description.

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    Ineffable

    Causing so much emotion, especially pleasure, that it cannot be described

    The joy I experienced at the university was ineffable.


    When Jack saw his fiance walking down the church, he experienced an ineffable feeling.

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