Incalculable

/ɪnˈkæl.kjʊ.lə.bəl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Too great to be calculated or comprehended; immeasurable.

The incalculable effects of climate change will impact future generations.

Beyond the limits of calculation; impossible to determine or estimate precisely.

Her incalculable talents could not be confined to a single discipline.

Difficult or impossible to predict due to complexity or uncertainty.

The incalculable consequences of the policy changes made decision-makers anxious.

From Latin 'incalculabilis', meaning 'not able to be calculated'.

incalculable damage

Damage that is impossible to measure or estimate.

incalculable debt

A debt so large that it cannot be accurately computed.

calculate

To determine the amount or number of something using mathematical methods.

countless

Too many to be counted; infinite.

Off the charts

Their talent is off the charts; it's incalculable.

Out of this world

The beauty of the view was out of this world, simply incalculable.