Modifies a noun

• mystery: From generation to generation, the wonder evoked by this ineffable mystery never ceases.

• joy: But it leads, in various possible ways, to the ineffable joy experienced by the mystics as " nuptial union " .

• beauty: It is the ineffable beauty of God, His sublime nature, His final triumph.

• condescension: Yet do I hymn Thine ineffable condescension, O Word!

• sense: A similar point can be made about religious practice as opposed to an ineffable spiritual sense.

• name: It was the enunciation of the ineffable name of God, by which he was revealed to Moses at the burning bush ( Ex.

Modifying Another Word

• ultimately: Furthermore no senses operate at this level and the nature of the Atman is ultimately ineffable.

• not: At the end of the paper it is suggested that this trace of nature in humanity is not ineffable or obscure.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Hopefully, meanwhile, something about the film remains ineffable until next time.