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Meanings of unbelievably in English

Portuguese
incrivelmente

Not easy to believe.

incrivelmente
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Examples for "incredibly"
Examples for "incredibly"
1
As a result, FORM 6 was slow, extremely expensive, and incredibly good.
Wired
2
He said these were points the government needed to take incredibly seriously.
Radio NZ
3
He said: This has been an incredibly difficult time for all concerned.
The Guardian
4
The months ahead are likely to begin with an incredibly balanced approach.
The South African
5
Mark is incredibly talented, one of the great British actors working today.
The Guardian
1
Of course, it helps that he is improbably handsome; almost disquietingly so.
The Guardian
2
We're watching one whose greatest accomplishments, improbably, may be yet to come.
Ebony
3
Either I'd been improbably lucky or Diana was a very good actress.
The Forever War
4
At 19, he was impossibly young for the tournament, and improbably handsome.
The Guardian
5
The worthless artist would not improbably have been a quite incompetent baker.
Across the Plains, with Other Memories and Essays
1
Despite his recent ordeal, he appeared to be in implausibly good health.
Another life
2
Even today, nine decades on, the unaccompanied choral writing seems implausibly idealistic.
The Irish Times
3
She cupped her mouth and imitated an implausibly tranquil public address warning.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
4
It will reach me in a few days, Eco said briskly, if implausibly.
The new yorker
5
The name, a little implausibly, means The Sea Stallion of Glendalough.
The Irish Times
Usage of unbelievably in English
1
Almost unbelievably, they let the same thing happen again three minutes later.
The Guardian
2
There were four of them, solid yet transparent, strong yet unbelievably delicate.
Fears Unnamed
3
It is easy to make it easier for these unbelievably good footballers.
The Guardian
4
Roasting meat and mushrooms smelled unbelievably good, and there was fish too.
Enclave
5
The process of beginning a project, I find scary but unbelievably exciting.
The Guardian
6
This bastion of youth culture unbelievably celebrates its 30th anniversary this month.
Independent.ie
7
This bastion of youth culture unbelievably celebrated its 30th anniversary this month.
Independent.ie
8
That's an unbelievably catastrophic bungle right at the front door, Stefanovic said.
News.com.au
9
He is unbelievably mature and has already been coaching for 10 years.
The Guardian
10
Putting up plexiglass is unbelievably expensive and it is not the answer.
News.com.au
11
MVP Maddy Gordon was unbelievably quick in wing attack while equally controlled.
Radio NZ
12
I cannot tell you how proud I am of them, unbelievably proud.
The Irish Times
13
It was slow and heartrending, and almost unbelievably irritating under the circumstances.
Living dead in dallas
14
The Bertolucci is unbelievably squalid and Starting Over is fitful at best.
The Irish Times
15
Chas was eyeing her, unbelievably grave, turning his hat between his hands.
V. V.'s Eyes
16
It was unbelievably huge, and it occurred for no apparent physical reason.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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