unoverlookable

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ overlookable.

Adjective

unoverlookable

1. Not overlookable.
   • 2006, Robert Gibbs, Hermann Cohen's Ethics, page 58:

     A non-religious and almost unidentifiable (but to those who read the esoterical way, nevertheless unoverlookable) Judaism becomes method when Cohen has Socrates, a stranger to Judaism, prove the fundamental and substantial meaning of positive law for the moral self.