Pronunciation: /ɪnˈkɑmpərəbli/
adjective unable to be compared; beyond comparison
A1 She is incomparably beautiful.
A2 The view from the top of the mountain is incomparably breathtaking.
B1 His talent is incomparably superior to others in his field.
B2 The quality of this product is incomparably high.
C1 The artist's work is incomparably unique and innovative.
C2 Her performance in the play was incomparably outstanding.
adverb to an incomparable degree; exceptionally
A1 She is incomparably talented at playing the piano.
A2 The view from the top of the mountain is incomparably beautiful.
B1 The new smartphone is incomparably faster than the old model.
B2 His skills on the basketball court are incomparably better than his teammates.
C1 The quality of the handmade furniture is incomparably superior to mass-produced items.
C2 Her intellect is incomparably sharp, making her a formidable opponent in debates.
formal The quality of their products is incomparably better than their competitors.
informal She is incomparably more talented than anyone else in the group.
slang That new restaurant is incomparably lit, you have to check it out.
figurative His love for her was incomparably deep, like an endless ocean.
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