Unbelievably

/ˌʌnbɪˈliːvəbli/
adverb

To a degree that is beyond belief or understanding.

The weather was unbelievably warm for a February day.
Visual representation of "unbelievably" - To a degree that is beyond belief or understanding.

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Neutral

unbelievably good,unbelievably high,unbelievably fast

adverb

Used to emphasize the extent of something, making it sound more impressive or surprising.

The movie was unbelievably thrilling from start to finish.
Visual representation of "unbelievably" - Used to emphasize the extent of something, making it sound more impressive or surprising.

Usage tips

Positive

unbelievably beautiful,unbelievably interesting,unbelievably funny

adverb

To a degree that is beyond belief or understanding.

The weather was unbelievably warm for a February day.
Visual representation of "unbelievably" - To a degree that is beyond belief or understanding.

Usage tips

Neutral

unbelievably good,unbelievably high,unbelievably fast

adverb

Used to emphasize the extent of something, making it sound more impressive or surprising.

The movie was unbelievably thrilling from start to finish.
Visual representation of "unbelievably" - Used to emphasize the extent of something, making it sound more impressive or surprising.

Usage tips

Positive

unbelievably beautiful,unbelievably interesting,unbelievably funny

Definition 1 of 2
Visual representation of "unbelievably"
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Exaggeration

Using 'unbelievably' often emphasizes the intensity of something. Example: 'She was unbelievably talented.'

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Conversational Use

In everyday speech, it's used to express amazement. Example: 'He won the race in unbelievably quick time.'

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Cautious Use

Be mindful of overusing it as it might sound insincere. Example: 'That meal was unbelievably good' could be perceived as exaggerated.

LampPro Tip 1/3

Exaggeration

Using 'unbelievably' often emphasizes the intensity of something. Example: 'She was unbelievably talented.'

LampPro Tip 2/3

Conversational Use

In everyday speech, it's used to express amazement. Example: 'He won the race in unbelievably quick time.'

LampPro Tip 3/3

Cautious Use

Be mindful of overusing it as it might sound insincere. Example: 'That meal was unbelievably good' could be perceived as exaggerated.

LampPro Tip 1/3

Exaggeration

Using 'unbelievably' often emphasizes the intensity of something. Example: 'She was unbelievably talented.'

LampPro Tip 2/3

Conversational Use

In everyday speech, it's used to express amazement. Example: 'He won the race in unbelievably quick time.'

LampPro Tip 3/3

Cautious Use

Be mindful of overusing it as it might sound insincere. Example: 'That meal was unbelievably good' could be perceived as exaggerated.

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