Definitions
Wiktionary
- adj. invisible
- adj. unimaginable
WordNet 3.0
- adj. impossible or nearly impossible to see; imperceptible by the eye
Examples
“It stayed this way for hundreds of millions of years -- unseen and unseeable -- until the coming together of clumps of atoms finally spawned the first stars -- enormous boiling nuclear fires, hundreds of times the size of the Sun, and a million times brighter.”
The Huffington Post: Seth Shostak: American Space Research: An Also-Ran?
“They stood in what seemed to be a plaza between three gigantic pyramids, except that, instead of a plaza, a chasm descended to unseeable depths.”
“Rank on rank, the dragon minions stretched into the unseeable distance.”
“Those wings stretched to the unseeable distance on either side of the mountain.”
“The steep crevice plunged away into unseeable depths, and the sylvari had vanished into it.”
“According to Space.com, the image was created by combining multiple exposures of the same region, in order to create a view that would otherwise be unseeable.”
“They share the same conception of a single, immaterial, unseeable deity, and they all agree that God's message was revealed not in images or objects but in sacred texts.”
The Huffington Post: The New York Public Library: All That Is Godly Must Glitter
“The Dante character looks for answers unseeable to mere mortals, by traveling respectively, to Hell, Purgatory and Paradise.”
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“That is, the Earth was made unseeable behind a wall of facts which we manipulate like Steve Jobs 'suicide math.”
The Huffington Post: Reverend Billy: The Facts vs. The Earth
“We oppose the shopping culture, and so we must deal with the unseeable part of the sale.”
The Huffington Post: Reverend Billy: The Facts vs. The Earth
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