unbelievable in Latin
unbelievable in Latin is incredibilis — unbelievable means so surprising or extraordinary that it is hard to accept as true.
unbelievable in Latin
incredibilis
Implausible or improbable.
What does "unbelievable" mean?
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adj So surprising or extraordinary that it is hard to accept as true.
"The comeback in the final minutes was simply unbelievable."
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adj Not credible; hard to accept as genuine.
"His excuse for being late was frankly unbelievable."
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unbelievable in a sentence
- The comeback in the final minutes was simply unbelievable.
- His excuse for being late was frankly unbelievable.
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What is "unbelievable" in Latin?
"unbelievable" in Latin is incredibilis. unbelievable means: So surprising or extraordinary that it is hard to accept as true.
How do you use "unbelievable" in a sentence?
Example: "The comeback in the final minutes was simply unbelievable." In Latin, "unbelievable" is incredibilis.
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