Inexpressible

That want or inexpressible need for someone and being able to completely strip yourself of all defences and drown in pleasure.

In lyrics that nearly work as poetry on the page, Lenker uses alien abduction to metaphorically evoke the inexpressible internal ripples borne out of a commonplace estrangement.

It will also conduct preliminary construction work of China's fifth research station on Inexpressible Island.

Yet, confining ourselves to the public scenes displayed before the Roman people, and attested by grave and contemporary historians, their inexpressible infamy surpasses that of any other age or country.