unforgettable

/'ʌnfə'getəbl/

Thân thiện

The view from the mountaintop was truly unforgettable.

Definition

Adjective: Impossible to forget; leaving a lasting impression in the memory.

Usage

The adjective "unforgettable" is used to describe an experience, event, person, or thing that is so remarkable, intense, or significant that it remains vividly in one's memory. It is almost always used in a positive sense to indicate a powerful, pleasant impact, though it can occasionally describe a shocking or traumatic event that is also impossible to forget.

Examples

• The view of the sunset over the mountains was truly unforgettable.
• She gave an unforgettable performance that moved the entire audience to tears.
• Their kindness during our difficult time created an unforgettable memory.
• It was an unforgettable trip filled with adventure and new friendships.

Advanced Usage

• "An unforgettable experience": This is a very common collocation emphasizing a powerful personal event.
  • Visiting the ancient ruins was an unforgettable experience.
• "To make something unforgettable": To take actions that ensure an event or moment will be remembered.
  • The surprise party you organized made my birthday unforgettable.

Variants and Related Words

• Forgettable (adj): Easily forgotten; not memorable. This is the direct antonym of "unforgettable."
  • The movie had a forgettable plot.
• Memorable (adj): Worth remembering or easily remembered, especially because of being special or unusual. This is a close synonym but can sometimes imply a slightly less intense impact than "unforgettable."
  • We had a memorable dinner at the new restaurant.

Synonyms

• Memorable: Worthy of being remembered.
• Indelible: Making marks that cannot be removed; (figuratively) impossible to forget.
• Lasting: Continuing to exist or be remembered for a long time.

Antonyms

• Forgettable: Not memorable.
• Unmemorable: Not interesting or remarkable enough to be remembered.

Học thuật

Adjective

1. impossible to forget