indescribable

indescribable

It can't be described in words. Name: say it. Description: description.

Discrimination of words

Synonyms unspeakable, incredible, unspeakable antonyms broken

The origin of Idioms

Chapter 14 of Laozi: "rope can't be named. It can be attributed to nothing. It is a state without form and an image without matter." Ge Hong of Jin Dynasty wrote in the book of immortals Wang Yuan: "the clothes have literary grace, but they are not brocade and gorgeous. They are dazzling and indescribable."

Idiom usage

It refers to the voice, color, feeling, etc., which can not be described in language. For example, the Great Wall is so beautiful that it can't be described in name. When I heard her story, I felt an indescribable sadness. The party was so interesting that it was indescribable. Examples 1. Chapter 14 of Laozi: "rope can not be named, but can be attributed to nothing, which means the state without shape and the image of nothing." 2. "Jin Gehong's biography of Immortals: Wang Yuan" and "clothes have literary grace, but they are not brocade. They are dazzling and indescribable." (3) the story of Youxi written by Yuanjie of Tang Dynasty: "when the water reaches both sides of the river, it is known that there are all strange stones, and the stone is embedded in the plate, which is indescribable." 4. Tang Li Fu Yan Yang Gongzheng said: "there are strange clothes in the box, which are not beautiful, but are made like Taoist clothes; they are precious, fragrant and pure, which are indescribable." 5. Song Wen Tianxiang's preface to luanjiaoyang: "those who are in the ocean, high or low, big or small, are in contact with the water, which is strange and indescribable." (6) volume 9 of Ling Mengchu's the surprise of making a case at the first carving in Ming Dynasty; he did not dare to look up very much, but he saw himself more clearly than the influence outside the wall the day before yesterday. 7. Pu Songling's strange tales from a lonely studio in the Qing Dynasty: "two ghosts catch their arms and press their chests to release them. The pain is indescribable." 8. The original poem by Ye Xie of Qing Dynasty: "Du Qijue is a strange rectification, which is indescribable." 9. Mao Dun's Tan: "she was finally conquered by the indescribable disturbance. She could only lie down on the bed and pant awkwardly."