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unbeleivable

unbeleivable is the misspelling of unbelievable.

Meaning of unbelievable

Adjective

unbelievable (comparative more unbelievable or (rare, nonstandard) unbelievabler, superlative most unbelievable or (rare, nonstandard) unbelievablest)

  1. (literally) Not to be believed.
    • ‘Come on, girls,’ said Steve, ‘be honest, we won.’ / ‘Yeah,’ said Raymond, ‘we let you off because you’re girls.’ / ‘You’re unbelievable,’ said Liz. / ‘Well, if we’re unbelievable,’ said Steve, ‘then you’re unbelievabler.’1996, Colin Thompson, “Four Pigeons”, in Venus the Caterpillar and Further Wild Stories, London: Hodder Children’s Books, →ISBN, page 24
    Antonyms:
    believable, credible
  2. (figuratively) Amazing, astonishing; so surprising that one is almost, or figuratively, unable to believe.
    • The most unbelievable thing happened to me today!
    Synonyms:
    incredible
  3. Implausible or improbable.
    • His excuse seems rather unbelievable.

Forms of unbeleivable

comparativemore unbeleivable
superlativemost unbeleivable

Questions about unbeleivable

What is unbeleivable the misspelling of?
Unbeleivable is the misspelling of unbelievable.

Words near unbeleivable in the dictionary

  1. unbelabored
  2. unbelaboured
  3. unbelated
  4. unbelayed
  5. unbeleaguered
  6. unbeleivable
  7. unbelied
  8. unbelief
  9. unbeliefs
  10. unbelievability
  11. unbelievable

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