There aren’t enough words to describe it or there isn’t enough?

There aren't enough words to describe or there isn't enough? 
I thing it is aren't. Can you help?

Hi, sure. The right answer is the aren't (are not) enough words to describe it. 

But you could say there IS not enough time to describe it. 
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