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Meanings of unbelievable in English

Portuguese
incríveis
Catalan
indreïble
Spanish
increíble

Incapable of being conceived or imagined.

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      Examples for "unlikely"
      Examples for "unlikely"
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      As a result, anti-inversion legislation appears unlikely to become law this year.
      Reuters
      2
      Mr Mitau said changes are unlikely to happen until early next year.
      Radio NZ
      3
      Despite those advantages, future nuclear development in South Africa is extremely unlikely.
      The South African
      4
      Unlike in continental Europe, this is unlikely to come from the state.
      The Guardian
      5
      The new sanctions are unlikely to trigger an immediate crisis in Russia.
      Reuters
      1
      I hear the south of France is incredible this time of year.
      No mercy
      2
      The fact that China has shared information has been incredible, he said.
      Radio NZ
      3
      This year, Tata Madiba would have been an incredible 99 years young.
      The South African
      4
      Its incredible natural beauty is a direct result of its destructive past.
      News.com.au
      5
      Number one market share in infotainment and telematics, incredible success in automotive.
      Wired
      1
      Over twelve years, this war, this brutally inconceivable violence has raged on.
      Feminist dot com
      2
      That kind of internal crisis would have been inconceivable in the North.
      World war z: an oral history of the zombie war
      3
      The consents were granted without public notification, which Greenpeace said was inconceivable.
      Radio NZ
      4
      A hundred or a million years of hap­piness is inconceivable to us.
      Heaven
      5
      Getting back out from this position with an injured partner was inconceivable.
      Climbing Magazine
      Usage of unbelievable in English
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      It was absolutely unbelievable. Poulter's 2017 has already proved quite the story.
      The Guardian
      2
      I know I said she was unbelievable, that this time was different.
      The Disposable Male
      3
      The lack of common sense involved in that was unbelievable to me.
      The Guardian
      4
      The change is unbelievable; better grip, better comfort, easier transition between poses.
      NY Magazine
      5
      In at least one historical aspect, however, the film is fundamentally unbelievable.
      The Guardian
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      He said: In those early days in Downing Street, it was unbelievable.
      BBC
      7
      For Robinson's family, the difference has been almost unbelievable, especially in Grace.
      The Guardian
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      It was a really intense moment and an unbelievable effort by everyone.
      The Guardian
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      When the World Cup is set so far in advance it's unbelievable.
      The Guardian
      10
      We know they have unbelievable spirit and they've made it always difficult.
      The Guardian
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      Every single detail is as unbelievable as the Lost City of Atlantis.
      News.com.au
      12
      But it is an unbelievable opportunity so I'm looking forward to it.
      Independent.ie
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      He said despite all the constrictions it has been an unbelievable experience.
      Radio NZ
      14
      They did something unbelievable.And they played in the way we were thinking.
      Independent.ie
      15
      If that feat sounds unbelievable, Kozak herself has yet to process it.
      Reuters
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      I totally understand the choice of England because football is unbelievable here.
      The Guardian
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      Translations for unbelievable
      Catalan
      indreïble
      Spanish
      increíble
      Unbelievable through the time
      Unbelievable across language varieties
      Australia
      Common
      South Africa
      Common
      Ireland
      Common
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