Unbelievable may refer to:
* "Unbelievable" (EMF song)
* "Unbelievable" (Sarah Connor album)
* "Unbelievable" (Diamond Rio album)
**"Unbelievable" (Diamond Rio song), this album's title track
* "Unbelievable" (Lee-Hom Wang album)
* "Unbelievable" (Craig David song)
* "Unbelievable", a song by
* "Unbelievable (Ann Marie)", a song by
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Unbelievable — Studioalbum von Sarah Connor Veröffentlichung 30. September 2002 2. Oktober 2002 (Special Spanish Edition) Label X Cell … Deutsch Wikipedia
Unbelievable — «Unbelievable» Sencillo de Bob Dylan del álbum Under the Red Sky Lado B 10,000 Men Formato 7 Grabación Primavera de 1990 Género(s) … Wikipedia Español
unbelievable — I adjective absurd, difficult to accept, difficult to believe, disbelieved, distrusted, doubtful, dubious, farfetched, hard to believe, implausible, improbable, inconceivable, incredible, open to doubt, open to suspicion, palpably false,… … Law dictionary
unbelievable — 1540s, from UN (Cf. un ) (1) not + BELIEVABLE (Cf. believable). Related: Unbelievably … Etymology dictionary
unbelievable — [adj] beyond the imagination astonishing, beyond belief, cockamamie*, cockeyed*, doubtful, dubious, far fetched, fishy*, flaky*, flimsy*, for the birds*, full of holes*, harebrained*, implausible, impossible, improbable, incogitable,… … New thesaurus
unbelievable — ► ADJECTIVE 1) unlikely to be true. 2) extraordinary. DERIVATIVES unbelievably adverb … English terms dictionary
unbelievable — [un΄bə lēv′ə bəl] adj. beyond belief; astounding; incredible unbelievably adv … English World dictionary
unbelievable — [[t]ʌ̱nbɪli͟ːvəb(ə)l[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED (emphasis) If you say that something is unbelievable, you are emphasizing that it is very good, impressive, intense, or extreme. His guitar solos are just unbelievable... The pressure they put us under was… … English dictionary
unbelievable — un|be|liev|a|ble S3 [ˌʌnbıˈli:vəbəl] adj 1.) very good, successful, or impressive = ↑amazing ▪ The opportunities are unbelievable. ▪ an unbelievable talent 2.) very bad or shocking = ↑terrible ▪ The pain was unbelievable. ▪ acts of unbelievable … Dictionary of contemporary English
unbelievable — adj. 1) unbelievable to 2) unbelievable that + clause (it s unbelievable to me that she would commit such a blunder) * * * unbelievable to unbelievablethat + clause (it sto me that she would commit such a blunder) … Combinatory dictionary
