Definition of "unimaginably" []

• To an extent or in a way that cannot be, or could not have been, imagined (adverb)

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• "If we "assume the Big Bang" as if it were something that happened outside the bounds of reality, then we have a universe that, magically, begins fully wound-up, comprised of potential energy in unimaginably super-concentrated form."
• "Blessings on this woman because she epitomizes courage under fire in unimaginably difficult circumstances."
• "The semantic web would greatly stimulate the analysis of large scientific datasets, for example -- searching for patterns in unimaginably huge swathes of information, such as a microarray or a genome, in the attempt to wrest from all that clever biology something meaningful to our meagre human brains."