Definition of "inestimably" [in•es•ti•ma•bly]

• In an inestimable manner. (adverb)

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• "The necessaries of life were described as inestimably cheap; but they forgot to add that in remote bush settlements, often twenty miles from a market town, and some of them even that distance from the nearest dwelling, the necessaries of life which would be deemed indispensable to the European, could not be procured at all, or, if obtained, could only be so by sending a man and team through"
• "This meant that there were still other human beings, and that for three weeks he had kept this inestimably precious information from me."
• "So, and this next is for inestimably smart and erudite ELBruce, I say let the cameras roll BECAUSE cameras provide evidence."