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Does the word "ununderstandable" exist?



 
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Does the word "ununderstandable" exist? Sun Jun 01, 2008 12:14 pm  Does the word "ununderstandable" exist?		  
Hi,
What is the antonym of "understandable"? Does the word "ununderstandable" exist?

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ununderstandable? Sun Jun 01, 2008 13:04 pm  ununderstandable?		  
nessie wrote:
What is the antonym of "understandable"? Does the word "ununderstandable" exist?

incomprehensible
unintelligible

And some others, depending on what you mean.
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ununderstandable? Sun Jun 01, 2008 13:06 pm  ununderstandable?		  
"Ununderstandable" would be understandable, though perhaps as a slightly jocular formation; but "incomprehensible" would be the usual word.

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