What does unbelievable mean?
Unbelievable means (literally) Not to be believed..
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/ˌʌnbɪˈliːvəbl̩/ · adjective
(literally) Not to be believed..
‘Come on, girls,’ said Steve, ‘be honest, we won.’ / ‘Yeah,’ said Raymond, ‘we let you off because you’re girls.’ / ‘You’re unbelievable,’ said Liz. / ‘Well, if we’re unbelievable,’ said Steve, ‘then you’re unbelievabler.’
The most unbelievable thing happened to me today!
This restaurant makes unbelievable pizza!
Whether you want the unbelievablest sheer of chiffon . . . or the most durable of service weight . . . I’ve concluded, after a round of looking, that these stores give you a real money’s worth!
In other words—join the gpo and hear the world; have fun; talk to the wildest, craziest, simply unbelievablest people.
The unbelievablest (to coin a word) thing about this animation is the fact that it is generated in real time, like a video game!
His excuse seems rather unbelievable.
Use unbelievable when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Unbelievable means (literally) Not to be believed..
Common synonyms include beyond belief, incredible, noncredible, improbable.
Possible antonyms include believable, credible, feasible, likely.
‘Come on, girls,’ said Steve, ‘be honest, we won.’ / ‘Yeah,’ said Raymond, ‘we let you off because you’re girls.’ / ‘You’re unbelievable,’ said Liz. / ‘Well, if we’re unbelievable,’ said Steve, ‘then you’re unbelievabler.’
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