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incommunicable
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incommunicable adjective be silent, confidential, immutable, inexpressible, keep quiet, keep silent, not speak, not speaking, not talking, silent, top-secret
See also: ineffable
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People who know him wellhave lots of stories to illustrate his incommunicability, none of which have him telling jokes over large dollops of the hard stuff … Ramsey dressescarefully, and in terms of haircut and collars and cuffs is impeccably groomed.
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These novelists are concerned with "the situation of our time" and with "the terrible things of life": boredom, incommunicability, loneliness, anxiety, alienation, despair.
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For nomos, risk relates to a lack of mobility and movement, to incommunicability of information flows, to codes that cannot be decrypted" (82).
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