inconceivably
adverb uk/ˌɪn.kənˈsiː.və.bli/ us/ˌɪn.kənˈsiː.və.bli/
不可想象地
in a way that is impossible to imagine or think of
She was almost inconceivably nervous.
And if there is a major storm along that coastline, damage will be inconceivably high. 如果海岸沿线发生大风暴，损失将高得令人难以置信。
不可思议地;极不可能地
in a way that is extremely unlikely
Inconceivably, he plans to spend two hours a day at the gym.
He plays a failed actor whose best friend is, inconceivably, even less successful. 他扮演一个失败的演员，令人难以置信的是，失败的演员的最好的朋友比他更加失意。
See: inconceivable
- More examples
- The human brain is almost inconceivably complicated.
- The man was an aristocrat, inconceivably wealthy.
- Gravitational waves are created, theoretically, by inconceivably massive objects moving through space at astonishing speeds.
- Inconceivably, my husband won the half-marathon.