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Meanings of unbelievable in English
Incapable of being conceived or imagined.
Synonyms
Examples for "unlikely"
Examples for "unlikely"
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As a result, anti-inversion legislation appears unlikely to become law this year.
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Mr Mitau said changes are unlikely to happen until early next year.
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Despite those advantages, future nuclear development in South Africa is extremely unlikely.
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Unlike in continental Europe, this is unlikely to come from the state.
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The new sanctions are unlikely to trigger an immediate crisis in Russia.
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I hear the south of France is incredible this time of year.
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The fact that China has shared information has been incredible, he said.
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This year, Tata Madiba would have been an incredible 99 years young.
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Its incredible natural beauty is a direct result of its destructive past.
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Number one market share in infotainment and telematics, incredible success in automotive.
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Over twelve years, this war, this brutally inconceivable violence has raged on.
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That kind of internal crisis would have been inconceivable in the North.
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The consents were granted without public notification, which Greenpeace said was inconceivable.
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A hundred or a million years of happiness is inconceivable to us.
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Getting back out from this position with an injured partner was inconceivable.
Usage of unbelievable in English
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It was absolutely unbelievable. Poulter's 2017 has already proved quite the story.
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I know I said she was unbelievable, that this time was different.
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The lack of common sense involved in that was unbelievable to me.
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The change is unbelievable; better grip, better comfort, easier transition between poses.
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In at least one historical aspect, however, the film is fundamentally unbelievable.
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He said: In those early days in Downing Street, it was unbelievable.
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For Robinson's family, the difference has been almost unbelievable, especially in Grace.
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It was a really intense moment and an unbelievable effort by everyone.
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When the World Cup is set so far in advance it's unbelievable.
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We know they have unbelievable spirit and they've made it always difficult.
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Every single detail is as unbelievable as the Lost City of Atlantis.
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But it is an unbelievable opportunity so I'm looking forward to it.
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He said despite all the constrictions it has been an unbelievable experience.
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They did something unbelievable.And they played in the way we were thinking.
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If that feat sounds unbelievable, Kozak herself has yet to process it.
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I totally understand the choice of England because football is unbelievable here.
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Unbelievable through the time
Unbelievable across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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