irresistible in Greek
irresistible in Greek is ακαταμάχητος — irresistible means so strong or powerful that it cannot be resisted or stopped.
irresistible in Greek
ακαταμάχητος
Pronounced: akatamachitos
Impossible to resist.
What does "irresistible" mean?
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adjective So strong or powerful that it cannot be resisted or stopped.
"The urge to check her phone was irresistible."
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adjective So attractive or appealing that it is impossible to say no to.
"The smell of fresh bread from the bakery was irresistible."
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irresistible in a sentence
- The urge to check her phone was irresistible.
- The army faced an irresistible wave of enemy troops.
- The smell of fresh bread from the bakery was irresistible.
- He found her sense of humour irresistible.
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What is "irresistible" in Greek?
"irresistible" in Greek is ακαταμάχητος. irresistible means: So strong or powerful that it cannot be resisted or stopped.
How do you pronounce ακαταμάχητος?
"irresistible" in Greek is ακαταμάχητος, pronounced "akatamachitos".
How do you use "irresistible" in a sentence?
Example: "The urge to check her phone was irresistible." In Greek, "irresistible" is ακαταμάχητος.
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