/inkɾeˈi.βle/
Translation
incredible, unbelievable, amazing
Word origin
From Latin incredibilis ('not to be believed'), from in- ('not') plus credibilis ('believable'), from credere ('to believe').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- incredibilis
- English cognates
- incredible, credible
Grammar
Examples
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It was an incredible experience I will never forget.
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It is incredible how much work she did in such little time.
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The view from the mountain top was simply incredible.
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Your cake is incredible, will you give me the recipe?
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I find it incredible that he has not phoned yet.
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