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(of a disease or illness) Comparative for that cannot be transmitted
“Organisms producing an incommunicable disease in early stages may become capable, in their subsequent development, of producing a disease communicable from person to person.”
(of a person) Comparative for who does not communicate freely
“The documentary shows Suskind's journey from incommunicable child to confident public speaker.”
Comparative for that cannot be adequately defined or described
“Something, an incommunicable vastness of feeling, rose up into his eyes as a light and shone forth.”
Comparative for too extreme or great to be adequately described
“He smiled, letting himself be sustained by that intimate, incommunicable happiness.”
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