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Meanings of unforgettably in English

In a memorable manner.

Usage of unforgettably in English
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Monk had said she was beautiful, not just attractive but hauntingly, unforgettably beautiful.
Funeral in Blue
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The movie ends equally unforgettably with the line Forget it Jake, it's Chinatown!
The Guardian
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The blazing things he said rankled in her mind unforgettably.
The New Machiavelli
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The whole scene was unforgettably cinematographed on to his mind.
Three John Silence Stories
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Suddenly these plays are wired unforgettably into the 21st century.
The Guardian
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The closing scenes in 90s Tyneside ­accompanied by an Oasis soundtrack are unforgettably moving.
The Guardian
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Visceral and in-the-moment, war photography often transports the viewer unforgettably into the midst of conflict.
BBC
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For the second time that evening the vivid personal note had been struck, suddenly and unforgettably.
The Moon out of Reach
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They want me to debate an editor from Playboy magazine, a man unforgettably named Anselm Mount.
Feminist dot com
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Frayed is unforgettably dark and irreverent comedy Facebook Twitter Pinterest Sarah Kendall as Sammy in Frayed.
The Guardian
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Villain as virtuoso, Ledger's disfigured clown bared an unforgettably gnarled heart hiding behind all that scar tissue.
Wired
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I breezed through the adventure in a couple of days -but it was an unforgettably wild ride.
Wired
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Lionel Messi ruined the contest unforgettably.
The Guardian
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She did her make-up in five minutes, laughed a lot and was unforgettably generous with her time and stories.
The Guardian
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The ending: Pixar's heartwarming ode to following your dreams and being a glutton ends on an unforgettably joyous note.
The Guardian
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Beth was the one who died, with full tubercular honours, reducing generations of susceptible readers to unforgettably enjoyable tears.
The Guardian
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