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Etymology

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Presumably by confusion of unfathomed (or unfathomable) and fathomless.

Adjective

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unfathomless (comparative more unfathomless, superlative most unfathomless)

  1. (proscribed) fathomless
    • 1957, Enrique K. Laygo, Masks, page 149:
      I painted myself an admirer of all that was strong: a rocky mountain, an unfathomless abyss, []