belief-beggaring
belief-beggaring adjective: that beggars belief; unbelievable.
Adjective
belief-beggaring (comparative more belief-beggaring, superlative most belief-beggaring)
- That beggars belief; unbelievable.
- The latest TV show from Netflix’s seemingly endless true-crime conveyor belt is Running With the Devil: The Wild World of John McAfee. It tells the belief-beggaring story of the Silicon Valley golden boy who fled from murder charges and ran for US president.2022 August 24, Michael Hogan, “Tiger King, Tech Tycoon Edition: the wild tale of the millionaire who ran for president while wanted for murder”, in The Guardian, →ISSN
Forms of belief-beggaring
| comparative | more belief-beggaring |
|---|---|
| superlative | most belief-beggaring |
Questions about belief-beggaring
- What does belief-beggaring mean?
- Belief-beggaring means that beggars belief; unbelievable.
- What part of speech is belief-beggaring?
- Belief-beggaring is an adjective.
Words near belief-beggaring in the dictionary
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