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Meanings of unbelievably hard in English

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Usage of unbelievably hard in English
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An aggressive forward pack, unbelievably hard to handle, he writes.
The Irish Times
2
It was an unbelievably hard decision in the end.
The Irish Times
3
He had worked unbelievably hard from his boyhood up.
The Forbidden Trail
4
It is unbelievably hard even to be bad at.
The Guardian
5
Watching, it is impossible not to empathise with the unbelievably hard choices faced on all sides.
The Guardian
6
Today was unbelievably hard but we're still dreaming.
The Guardian
7
It is unbelievably hard to be good at.
The Guardian
8
And at first, it was just unbelievably hard.
The new yorker
9
To Farrin Jacobs, for working unbelievably hard
Starstruck
10
It was unbelievably hard work.
Reuters
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So we start every year on her birthday -every new year without her -and that is unbelievably hard.
The Irish Times
12
I mean, unbelievably hard.
The new yorker
13
It is at once incredibly soft and unbelievably hard, as fragile as gossamer and as leathery as an old equestrian's undercarriage.
The Irish Times
14
To achieve even that, he would have to have 200 acres, be a textbook professional and work an unbelievably hard, seven-day week.
The Irish Times
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Today's parents are often doing it alone and it has become " unbelievably hard," Dr Michael Carr-Gregg told The Sunday Mail.
News.com.au
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