Question

specifically, freud elaborated an ineffable quality that he termed the “unheimlich”—usually expressed in english as “uncanny.” source: the new yorker in the sentence above, ineffable has the same or almost the same meaning as: inexcusable inexpressible inconvenient inauthentic

Explanation:

The word "ineffable" means too great or extreme to be expressed in words. "Inexpressible" has a similar meaning, referring to something that cannot be expressed. "Inexcusable" means not excusable; "inconvenient" means causing trouble or difficulty; "inauthentic" means not authentic.

Answer:

B. inexpressible