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unobservable
This term describes a state of invisibility or imperceptibility, often implying that the subject exists but remains beyond the reach of current sensory or technical capabilities. It carries a clinical or scientific tone, suggesting a limitation of the observer rather than a lack of existence in the object itself.
In specialized fields like quantum physics or advanced mathematics, the word takes on a rigorous technical meaning. Here, it refers to variables or states that cannot be measured directly without altering the system, distinguishing it from things that are simply hidden or obscured.
Meanings
Examples
Dark matter is unobservable because it does not emit or absorb light.
The ghost remained unobservable to everyone except the young girl.
Some subatomic particles are essentially unobservable with current technology.
Some subatomic particles are essentially unobservable with current technology.
Is the change in temperature really that unobservable?
The spy used a cloaking device to make himself unobservable to the guards.
I wonder if there are dimensions that are completely unobservable to us.
The chemical reaction occurred at a level that was unobservable to the naked eye.
The subtle shift in the market was unobservable until the crash happened.
It is an unobservable phenomenon that we can only infer through mathematics.
It is an unobservable phenomenon that we can only infer through mathematics.