Pronunciation: /biˈjɑnd bɪˈlif/
adjective Describing something that is extremely surprising or difficult to believe.
A1 The magician's tricks were beyond belief.
A2 The size of the waterfall was beyond belief.
B1 The beauty of the sunset was beyond belief.
B2 The level of corruption in the government was beyond belief.
C1 The complexity of the scientific theory was beyond belief.
C2 The generosity of the donation was beyond belief.
preposition Indicating something that is further than or exceeds a certain point or limit.
A1 The magic show was beyond belief for the children.
A2 The beauty of the sunset was beyond belief.
B1 The complexity of the situation was beyond belief.
B2 The scale of the disaster was beyond belief.
C1 The level of corruption in the government was beyond belief.
C2 The amount of wealth accumulated by the billionaire was beyond belief.
formal The scientific discovery was beyond belief and revolutionized the field of physics.
informal The party last night was beyond belief - I had so much fun!
slang The concert was beyond belief - it was lit!
figurative Her generosity was beyond belief, she would give you the shirt off her back.
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