unpronounceable

/ ˌʌnprəˈnaʊnsəbəl /

adjective

1. not able to be uttered or articulated

Example Sentences

UPFs are defined by how many industrial processes they have been through and the number of ingredients - often unpronounceable - on their packaging.

From BBC

The comedy is inherent, onstage as on TV, in requiring folks from Chichester and Wembley to follow skeletal recipes for obscure Eastern European cheesecakes with unpronounceable names.

From Washington Post

RSV, it turns out, is an abbreviation, not an acronym as usually defined; it is unpronounceable as it stands.

From Washington Post

Critics say the combined glyphs are unpronounceable and mostly good for graphic signage, such as the multi-gender “Welcome” signs using her characters now hanging outside many Israeli schools.

From New York Times

Everyone was living out their wildest dreams, traveling the world, swimming with dolphins, marching with Dr. King, staying at 90-star resorts and munching on rare, unpronounceable cheeses while flaunting their limitless wealth.

From Salon