a. [UN-1 7 b.] Incapable of being expressed in words; unutterable.
c. 1660. in Memoirs of Whiston (1749), 561. There is but one God the Father,… glorious and unwordable in all his Attributes. Ibid., 565. God[’s] … Purity and unwordable Holiness.
1877. S. Cox, Salv. Mundi, ix. 198. St. Paul … heard what he calls ‘unwordable words.’
1882. [Lees & Clutterbuck], Three in Norway, xxxvi. 337. An unwordable calm, an indescribable tranquillity.
