Where Does Incalculable Come from?

Things that can't be accurately measured can be described with the adjective incalculable, as can things that aren't predictable: "His anger over the dent in his car was incalculable. The root of the word is calculate, or count, which comes from the Latin calculare, "to reckon, or to compute."

What is your incalculable value?

1Too great to be calculated or estimated. 'an archive of incalculable value' 'Of incalculable value, this collection consists of works and paintings that Picasso gave to his family members and the majority of the exhibits in the collection have not been seen in public before.

What is the definition for incalculable?

: not capable of being calculated: such as. a : very great did incalculable damage. b : not predictable : uncertain an incalculable outcome.

Marcus Vance

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