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unbelievable
adjective as in beyond the imagination
Strongest matches
astonishing, implausible, impossible, improbable, inconceivable, incredible, outlandish, preposterous, too much, unimaginable, unthinkable
Weak matches
beyond belief, cockamamie, cockeyed, doubtful, dubious, far-fetched, fishy, flaky, flimsy, for the birds, full of holes, harebrained, incogitable, kooky, lamebrained, open to doubt, past belief, phony, questionable, reaching, scatterbrained, screwy, staggering, suspect, thick, thin, unconvincing, unsubstantial, weak, won't hold water, won't wash
Example Sentences
There couldn’t have been a more challenging game than that, and he won in such unbelievable fashion.
It was unbelievable to me that folks who call themselves patriots would actually be trying to overthrow the government and stop us from doing our constitutional duty to certify the ballots.
This is just another consequence of a truly shocking and unbelievable day in American history.
Even if it was just an hour to Germany, the hour time difference, the going through airports on both sides led to unbelievable tiredness… just for a 60-minute presentation.
“It feels really unbelievable,” said Roudabeh Kishi, director of research and innovation with the nonprofit Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project.
Animals jumped through unbelievable hoops and seemingly appeared out of thin air.
Manson seemed to breathe soundlessly, to walk with unbelievable silence over creaky floors.
Coltrane, a man of almost unbelievable gentleness made human to us lesser mortals by his very occasional rages.
And though the theology of Left Behind is strange and unbelievable, it also could, in the right hands, inspire a hell of a story.
“That is an unbelievable amount of money—as in, I literally did not believe that,” Oliver said.
It was a pool-side scene, with hotel and tropical palms against an unbelievable blue sky.
Too much that was unbelievable by old standards had happened around him.
It was almost unbelievable to herself that her life could be permeated by a thing Edith knew nothing about.
The thing sounds unbelievable, and ridiculous; but she wanted to keep me forever at the age of thirteen and a half.
"It's more than interesting, it's marvelous, it's unbelievable," answered the detective quietly.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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