Definition of "inexplicability" [in•ex•pli•ca•bil•i•ty]
The state of being difficult to account for; the state of being inexplicable(noun)
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Use "inexplicability" in a sentence
"Then inexplicability strikes anew—electrical outages, dogs fleeing town, cars levitating violently, auto parts and other hunks of steel vanishing, as if sucked up by some invisible Iron Giant."
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