unbelievable

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    beyond belief or understanding
    having a probability to low to inspire belief

Word Origin

unbelievable (adj.)
1540s, from un- (1) "not" + believable. Related: Unbelievably.

Synonym

Example

1. Her smile and infectious laugh were an unbelievable gift .
2. You look at the skyline now , it 's unbelievable .
3. The thing that stood out about theo was his unbelievable pace .
4. " This world cup brought out south africa 's better angels , " said shaun johnson , a writer who leads a charitable foundation that nelson mandela helped establish . " In this country , so riven racially , it 's unbelievable how much this world cup has brought us together . "
5. Then she was rewarded with unbelievable news .

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