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Meanings of unstoppable in inglés

Not capable of being stopped.

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Usage of unstoppable in inglés
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This time last year Nick Cushing's Manchester City looked an unstoppable force.
The Guardian
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A risky event that was unthinkable three years ago now seems unstoppable.
The Guardian
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Well, a simple answer would address the unstoppable parade of flawless one-liners.
The Irish Times
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Pinball machines create an unstoppable compulsion!-italso miscategorizes what addiction really is.
Wired
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As recently as last month, sales of high-definition television sets looked unstoppable.
Wired
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The beauty of it all, thought Miles, was that it was unstoppable.
Terminal Compromise
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The rise of the SNP was unstoppable, despite Jim Murphy's incredible courage.
The Guardian
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Since he went underground late last weekend, the rumours had been unstoppable.
The Irish Times
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Subtle technical changes, attitude shifts and behind-the-scenes genius have made them unstoppable.
News.com.au
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Mr Trump's momentum quickly became unstoppable and he won the nomination easily.
News.com.au
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When Sorkin won the WGA Award it was clear he was unstoppable.
Reuters
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But they also exhibit an apparently unstoppable desire to celebrate criminal maniacs.
The Irish Times
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You'll be rather determined, and rather unstoppable, no matter what your goal.
The South African
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But despite this, images have revealed the quake's unstoppable trail of destruction.
The Irish Times
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Before, the unstoppable march of ethnic cleansing, of international indecision and appeasement.
The Irish Times
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Marin Maric was unstoppable down low for DePaul, finishing with 22 points.
Reuters
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Unstoppable across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common