Definition of "ineffability" [in•ef•fa•bil•i•ty]

• The quality or state of being ineffable. (noun)

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• "The ineffability is that of a judge whose wisdom we cannot follow."
• "Two recent displays in Los Angeles set me on this perilous rumination, displays of mastery from artists who have long moved me with the twinned ineffability and logic - the simultaneous need to exist and existential improbability - of their work."
• "Donning an unadorned and boyish wardrobe that itself did not "weigh heavily," she fashioned renunciation into a contrary look of simplicity, ineffability, transcendent unconcern her competitor Paul Poiret called it "poverty deluxe"."