unbelievably in Greek
unbelievably in Greek is απίστευτα, απροσδόκητα — unbelievably means to a degree that is hard to believe; extremely.
unbelievably in Greek
απίστευτα
Pronounced: apistefta
απίστευτα
Pronounced: apistefta
(evaluative) Contrary to expectations, amazingly.
απροσδόκητα
Pronounced: aprosdokita
(evaluative) Contrary to expectations, amazingly.
What does "unbelievably" mean?
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adv To a degree that is hard to believe; extremely.
"The mountain view was unbelievably beautiful at sunrise."
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adv Contrary to what one would expect; amazingly.
"Unbelievably, the old car started on the first try after sitting for years."
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unbelievably in a sentence
- The mountain view was unbelievably beautiful at sunrise.
- It was unbelievably cold when we waited for the bus this morning.
- Unbelievably, the old car started on the first try after sitting for years.
- He lost his keys, and unbelievably, found them in the refrigerator.
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What is "unbelievably" in Greek?
"unbelievably" in Greek is απίστευτα, απροσδόκητα. unbelievably means: To a degree that is hard to believe; extremely.
How do you pronounce απίστευτα?
"unbelievably" in Greek is απίστευτα, pronounced "apistefta".
How do you use "unbelievably" in a sentence?
Example: "The mountain view was unbelievably beautiful at sunrise." In Greek, "unbelievably" is απίστευτα, απροσδόκητα.
Are there other ways to say "unbelievably" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "unbelievably": απίστευτα, απροσδόκητα.
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