ambiguous, hidden, mystic, unknowable
If you mean: 4x-4+3*(3.14) then the expression can be simplified to 4x+5.42 whereas x is an unknown variable
abstruse, alchemistic, arcane, astrological, baffling, cabalistic, covert, cryptic, curious, dark, difficult, enigmatic, enigmatical, equivocal, esoteric, furtive, hidden, impenetrable, incomprehensible, inexplicable, inscrutable, insoluble, magical, mystical, mystifying, necromantic, obscure, occult, oracular, perplexing, puzzling, recondite, secretive, sphinxlike, spiritual, strange, subjective, symbolic, transcendental, uncanny, unfathomable, unknowable, unknown, unnatural, veiled, weird .
As so many different language translations exist, and as, within those languages, so many different versions exist, and as, within those versions, so many printings exist.... this number is unknown and unknowable.
If you are looking for a total number of people who have died as the result of gun shots since guns were first invented, that would be a worldwide statistic over several centuries and would be unknowable. If you are looking for annual firearm-related deaths in the United States, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) has statistics for 2013: 33,636
Unknowable.
The word oracle means a person or device which is used to gain prophecy. A few antonyms for the word are unknowable, unforeseeable.
Yes, it is an adjective meaning "not able to be explained" (mysterious, unfathomable). It can be used as a noun to generally refer to such unknowable things or situations ("the unexplainable").
That is unknowable.
True.
ambiguous, hidden, mystic, unknowable
About the same, actually. "Unknowable" "Unknowable". We're not even sure that the concept of "diameter of the universe" makes any sense.
Unknowable Too much :)
Unknowable is one. UN and ABLE.
The nature of consciousness and the origin of the universe are examples of topics that some believe might be fundamentally unknowable due to inherent limitations in human understanding and perception.
Unknowable. An eitgth is not a valid unit of measure.
THis is an unknown, and unknowable, figure.