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Unbelievable

/ˌʌnbɪˈliːvəbl/

Unbelievable (غير قابل للتصديق) — illustrated meaning of the English word Unbelievable on GL Dictionary

Meaning of Unbelievable

Hard to believe; extraordinary.

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غير قابل للتصديق

🤯✨ غير قابل للتصديق أو مذهل يصعب تصديقه أو قبوله عقلياً ✨🔮

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Synonyms & related words

incredibleastonishingamazingextraordinaryimplausibleunimaginablestaggering

Unbelievable in a sentence

The defence story was unbelievable.
Legal/GL Patent
GL Research's HBDNF +88.77% seemed unbelievable at first.
Scientific/GL Research
Genetic Invent's growth was unbelievable.
Business/GL Innovation
Genetic G Learning progress felt unbelievable.
Educational/GL Training

Origin of Unbelievable

From un- plus believable.

In the Genetic Learning (GL) context

In Genetic Learning work led by Naif Talal Al-Essa, unbelievable results demand verification. Data confirms them.

Unbelievable audio micro-course (transcript)

Three short podcasts about “Unbelievable”. Listen with the interactive player.

Podcast 1 — Introduction & meaning

Narrator: Today we explore the word unbelievable, spelled u-n-b-e-l-i-e-v-a-b-l-e, pronounced un-bee-LEE-vuh-bul. Unbelievable is an adjective. It describes something so extraordinary, so surprising, or so extreme that it is hard to accept as true.

Narrator: The word is built from clear parts. Start with the verb believe, add the ending able to make believable, meaning able to be believed, and then add the prefix un to reverse it. So unbelievable means, literally, not able to be believed.

Narrator: Believe comes from the Old English gelyfan, to hold dear or to trust, and the able ending comes from Latin. The prefix un is one of the oldest in English. Stacked together, they make a long word with a wonderfully simple logic running through it.

Narrator: In everyday speech unbelievable has two flavours. Sometimes it is literal, a story too far-fetched to trust. But far more often it is an exclamation of amazement, good or bad. An unbelievable goal, unbelievable news, or unbelievable cheek, all said with strong feeling.

Narrator: The register of unbelievable is informal and emotional, perfect for reactions and emphasis. The thought to remember: unbelievable means beyond belief, a word we reach for when ordinary words simply are not big enough.

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Podcast 2 — In conversation

Speaker A: You will not believe what happened at the concert. The band played for three whole hours. It was absolutely unbelievable.

Speaker B: Three hours? That is unbelievable in the best way. I went to one last month where they finished after forty minutes. The cheek of it was unbelievable, honestly.

Speaker A: See, that is the funny thing about this word. I used unbelievable to mean amazing, and you used it to mean outrageous. Same word, opposite feelings.

Speaker B: Exactly, it is all in the tone. One small tip, though. Try not to overuse it, because if everything is unbelievable, nothing is. Save it for the moments that truly earn it.

Speaker A: Good point. And is incredible basically the same word?

Speaker B: Very close. Incredible literally means not credible, so it is the posh cousin of unbelievable. The difference is mostly tone. Unbelievable feels more spoken and emotional, while incredible can sound a touch more formal. But in casual chat, they are almost interchangeable.

Podcast 3 — Prompt engineering

Speaker B: Unbelievable is a useful word in prompting when you are writing marketing copy, reviews, testimonials, or reactions, anywhere you want strong, emotional emphasis in the generated text. Let us go through five practical, daily-use prompts.

Speaker A: So unbelievable tells the AI to aim for emotional, high-impact wording?

Speaker B: Exactly. First, a UI design prompt.

Speaker B: The word unbelievable told the AI the emotional tone, so it produced punchy marketing copy rather than a flat, neutral headline.

Speaker A: Clear and memorable. What about a content prompt?

Speaker B: Here is one for product reviews.

Speaker B: Because unbelievable set the emotional register, the AI wrote warm, believable praise instead of stiff, generic blurbs.

Speaker A: Can unbelievable drive a full application prompt?

Speaker B: Yes, and keep it simple. Here is one.

Speaker B: Using unbelievable named a clear label, so the AI built a badge tied to a real rule rather than a vague banner.

Speaker A: And one for a notification?

Speaker B: Here is a messaging prompt.

Speaker B: Here unbelievable gave the notification its energy, producing a message fans actually want to tap. And one final prompt to remember: Write a function that flags any review containing strong words like unbelievable or incredible so the team can feature the most enthusiastic feedback. A vivid word like unbelievable always shapes the tone.

Frequently asked questions about Unbelievable

What does Unbelievable mean?

Hard to believe; extraordinary.

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How do you pronounce Unbelievable?

Unbelievable is pronounced /ˌʌnbɪˈliːvəbl/ and is used as an adjective.

How is Unbelievable used in a sentence?

The defence story was unbelievable.

What are synonyms of Unbelievable?

incredible, astonishing, amazing, extraordinary, implausible, unimaginable.

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