unbelievably
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Definition
Adverb: 1. In an unbelievable manner; to an unbelievable degree: Used to emphasize that something is extremely surprising, difficult to accept, or exists in an extraordinary amount. 2. In a manner that is not easy to believe; incredibly: Used to express that something is so remarkable or extreme it seems almost impossible.
Usage and Examples
- The team played unbelievably well to win the championship against all odds.
- She was unbelievably kind to me during a very difficult time.
- The movie's special effects were unbelievably realistic.
- It is unbelievably arrogant to assume you are always right.
Advanced Usage
- For emphasis in informal speech: Often used as an intensifier similar to "incredibly" or "extremely," sometimes with a tone of exaggeration.
- "This cake is unbelievably good!"
- Expressing difficulty of belief: Used to comment on a situation that is hard to accept as true.
- Unbelievably, he managed to finish the entire project in one night.
Variants and Related Words
- Unbelievable (adjective): Difficult to believe; extraordinary.
- He told an unbelievable story about his adventures.
- Believably (adverb): In a believable or convincing manner.
- The actor portrayed the historical figure very believably.
Synonyms
- Incredibly
- Astoundingly
- Astonishingly
- Extraordinarily
- Improbably
Antonyms
- Believably
- Plausibly
- Credibly
- Reasonably
Adverb
- in an unbelievable manner
- he was unbelievably angry
- not easy to believe
- behind you the coastal hills plunge to the incredibly blue sea backed by the Turkish mountains