Though an "Indescribable feeling" is supposed to be Indescribable, that's an actually appropriate description, which it's frequently used in books and other forms of literature. amirite?
I dont think so. Saying something is indescribable leaves the entirety of the situation to the audience's imagination. You could call it being describeless...
I dont think so. Saying something is indescribable leaves the entirety of the situation to the audience's imagination. You could call it being describeless...