Inconceivability - Law Dictionary Search Results
Inconceivable
mind not explicable by the human intellect or by any known principles or agencies incomprehensible as it is inconceivable to us how the will acts in producing muscular motion
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Incogitable
Not cogitable inconceivable
Inimaginable
Unimaginable inconceivable
Incomprehensibility
The quality of being incomprehensible or beyond the reach of human intellect incomprehensibleness inconceivability inexplicability
Inapprehensible
Not apprehensible unintelligible inconceivable
Inopinable
Not to be expected inconceivable
Insupposable
Incapable of being supposed not supposable inconceivable
Proceeding
regular appeals therefrom, as provided under the ordinary law and applications for revision alone are intended. It is inconceivable that if the legislature had intended to include within the ambit of 'proceeding' an application for special leave
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