idiom
there are no words
thair ar NOH WERDZ
ðɛr ɑːr noʊ wɜːrdzListen
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Dictionary meaning
an expression of the inadequacy of language to capture the intensity of an experience, emotion, or situation; used when the speaker is so moved — by joy, grief, gratitude, or shock — that ordinary verbal expression seems insufficient
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