incomparable in Latin
incomparable in Latin is incomparābilis — incomparable means so good, unique, or extreme that nothing else compares to it.
incomparable in Latin
incomparābilis
(literally, not comparable) Not comparable.
What does "incomparable" mean?
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adjective So good, unique, or extreme that nothing else compares to it.
"The view from the summit was incomparable."
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incomparable in a sentence
- The view from the summit was incomparable.
- She has an incomparable talent for storytelling.
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What is "incomparable" in Latin?
"incomparable" in Latin is incomparābilis. incomparable means: So good, unique, or extreme that nothing else compares to it.
How do you use "incomparable" in a sentence?
Example: "The view from the summit was incomparable." In Latin, "incomparable" is incomparābilis.
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