adj B2 Upper-Intermediate Uncommon

unstoppable

uhn-STAW-puh-buhl

Unstoppable (adj) means Impossible to stop or prevent from continuing. Example: “The team felt unstoppable after their tenth straight win.”

adj

Impossible to stop or prevent from continuing.

"The team felt unstoppable after their tenth straight win."

"Once the rumour started spreading, it was unstoppable."

How to use unstoppable

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishNothing can stop it once it gets going.

Common pairings

feel unstoppable seem unstoppable unstoppable force

more unstoppable comparative, most unstoppable superlative

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The team felt _____ after their tenth straight win.

stoppable

relentless stoppable

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What does “unstoppable” mean?

The word “unstoppable” means impossible to stop or prevent from continuing. In plain terms, nothing can stop it once it gets going.

How do you pronounce “unstoppable”?

“Unstoppable” is pronounced uhn-STAW-puh-buhl (/ʌnˈstɔ.pə.bəl/ in IPA).

How do you use “unstoppable” in a sentence?

Here is “unstoppable” used in a sentence: “The team felt unstoppable after their tenth straight win.”

What is the opposite of “unstoppable”?

The opposite of “unstoppable” — its antonyms — is stoppable.

What part of speech is “unstoppable”?

“Unstoppable” is an adjective.

Is “unstoppable” a common word?

“Unstoppable” is an uncommon word in modern English, usually learned at around the B2 level.

Vocabulary lists that include unstoppable:

relentless stoppable