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Meanings of unrepeatable in inglés
portugués
irrepetível Synonyms
Examples for "unquotable"
Examples for "unquotable"
1
Some of his language is unquotable: here are some milder specimens:-
2
The lazy loiterers were urged forward with language unquotable, the mildest being "darned coffee-coolers."
3
The ever unquotable Hill yelled, Get your fucking cameras out of my face, you cheap fucking bastards!
4
One of the others thereupon raised a raucous voice and commenced a ditty of the deep sea which was quite unquotable.
5
What was said had little or no significance- aman'stolerant, sometimes laughing monosyllables; and silly, cuddling, unquotable nothings from his companion.
Usage of unrepeatable in inglés
1
Some went so far as to say the route was unrepeatable.
2
Pellams's affirmative was put in language unrepeatable in a book for young persons.
3
The end result is hugely entertaining and feels as if you're witnessing something utterly unrepeatable.
4
There was also Lili's determination to remain the unrepeatable love of a great poet's life.
5
Today, they share pie and figgy pudding, divulge unrepeatable gossip, give one another career advice.
6
The bully protested in a torrent of unrepeatable words.
7
He predicts that Apple will come up with other "unrepeatable" products.
8
We are making you an unrepeatable offer this morning.
9
CoreFire emerged from a laboratory accident with his full slate of powers; accident unrepeatable, of course.
10
I whisper that unrepeatable, unpronounceable word, and power flows out of the hammer and into me.
11
This was a bubble in time -unrepeatable.
12
The unrepeatable sensation of our first coital orgasm, say, or the ambrosial taste of mother's milk.
13
Mr. Pike cursed him with fearful, unrepeatable words, and again demanded what he was doing there.
14
However, Enda Kenny said he had been a victim himself of comments that were unrepeatable in the Dáil.
15
It is, in an age of instant replays, unrepeatable: you get it first time or not at all.
16
It has all the signs of being another unprecedented event that despite all expectations has become repeatedly unrepeatable.
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Unrepeatable through the time