Incomparably - English meaning

Incomparably – definitions in English dictionary

adverb
Immeasurably; by far.
Usage examples:
This beach is incomparably superior to the others on the island
Synonims:
Far and away By far Infinitely Immeasurably Beyond compare Beyond comparison Easily Inimitably Unbeatably Supremely Superlatively Transcendently Uniquely

Incomparably translation into English

Incomparably: translate from English into Chinese

无比

Incomparably: translate from English into Dutch

Onvergelijkbaar

Incomparably: translate from English into French

Incomparablement

Incomparably: translate from English into German

Unvergleichlich

Incomparably: translate from English into Hindi

अतुलनीय, अद्वितीयता से, बेमिसाली से

Incomparably: translate from English into Italian

Incomparabilmente

Incomparably: translate from English into Korean

비교할 수 없이

Incomparably: translate from English into Russian

Несравненно, Несравнимо

Incomparably: translate from English into Spanish

Incomparablemente

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Incomparably – similar words

incomparable

adjective
Without an equal in quality or extent; matchless.
Usage examples:
The incomparable beauty of venice

adjective
So good or great that nothing else could achieve the same standard
Usage examples:
The incomparable achievement of einstein

Incomparable - all meanings in English

Incomparably synonims

by far

idiom
By a considerable margin

phrase
By a great amount.
Usage examples:
This was by far the largest city in the area

idiom
By a great amount
Usage examples:
She is by far the best student in the class.

By far - all meanings in English

easily

adverb
Without difficulty or effort.
Usage examples:
He climbed the mountain easily

adverb
In an easy way; without difficulty
Usage examples:
Ever since his surgery he tires very easily (= more quickly than usual).

Easily - all meanings in English

far and away

idiom
By a considerable margin

phrase
By a very large amount.
Usage examples:
He is far and away the most accomplished player

idiom
By a very great amount

Far and away - all meanings in English

immeasurably

adverb
To an extreme or extensive degree; immensely.
Usage examples:
The quality of service has improved immeasurably

adverb
In a way that is so large or great that it cannot be measured or known exactly
Usage examples:
The damage from the 1956 hurricane was immeasurably greater., my appreciation for lincoln has grown…

Immeasurably - all meanings in English

infinitely

adverb
To an infinite extent or amount; without limit.
Usage examples:
There are issues here that could be expanded infinitely

adverb
Very much
Usage examples:
Downtown traffic is infinitely worse than when we first moved to l.a.

Infinitely - all meanings in English

inimitably

adverb
In a way that is very unusual or of very high quality and therefore impossible to copy
Usage examples:
The book is written in an inimitably flamboyant style., she is best known for her inimitably witty …

Inimitably - all meanings in English

superlatively

adverb
Extremely
Usage examples:
The company has been superlatively successful this year.

Superlatively - all meanings in English

supremely

adverb
Very well; excellently.
Usage examples:
He batted supremely in the second innings

adverb
Extremely
Usage examples:
The coach is supremely confident that his team will reach the finals.

Supremely - all meanings in English

transcendently

adverb
In a way that is greater, better, more important, or going past or above all others
Usage examples:
She has done some transcendently stupid things in the course of her life., no other violin can matc…

Transcendently - all meanings in English

uniquely

adverb
In a way that belongs or is connected to only one particular person or thing.
Usage examples:
A way of life that was uniquely british

adverb
In a way that is unusual or special in some way
Usage examples:
He's uniquely qualified to run this agency., antarctica is uniquely suited for many types of resear…

Uniquely - all meanings in English

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