Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Word of the Day
imponderable \im-PON-der-uh-buhl\,
noun:
1. A thing that cannot be precisely determined or measured.
adjective:
1. Not ponderable; that cannot be precisely determined, measured, or evaluated.
Of course he had always been a huge imponderable, if not to say the biggest challenge of her admittedly young life. -- Lindsay Armstrong, "The Constantin Marriage"
Of course there's always the imponderable, the unpredictable which can't be foreseen... -- Leonardo Sciascia, Peter Robb and Sacha Rabinovitch, "The Moro Affair "
Imponderable comes directly from the Medieval Latin word imponderābilis which had the same meaning.
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