From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishincalculablein‧cal‧cu‧la‧ble /ɪnˈkælkjələbəl/ adjective formalTOO/TOO MUCHtoo great to be calculatedSYN immeasurable
Her contribution to our work is incalculable.incalculable importance/value/worth etc
treasures of incalculable valueincalculable harm/damage/suffering etc
The outbreak of hostilities will cause incalculable misery.Examples from the Corpusincalculable• The emotionsunleashed as the Wall is dismantled are incalculable.• The inflow of foreign money was incalculable.• The loss to posterity is incalculable.• The ash from the volcano has caused incalculabledamage to crops.• That would prompt a costly cleanup and incalculabledelay in restarting the reactor.• If it did so, however, it would have to pay a heavy and incalculable price.• I had nearly caused him a two-shot penalty, and probably incalculablepsychicharm.• That City College could truly be theirs seemed a blessing of incalculablevalue.incalculable importance/value/worth etc• That City College could truly be theirs seemed a blessing of incalculable value.• They make up an archive of incalculable value.From Longman Business Dictionaryincalculablein‧cal‧cu‧la‧ble /ɪnˈkælkjələbəl/ adjective formalnot possible to calculateThe social cost of unemployment is incalculable.Countries are insuring against the incalculable risk of the consequences of climate change.
