Pronunciation: /ʌnˈstɑpəbəl/
noun a person or thing that is unstoppable
A1 The unstoppable force of nature destroyed the village.
A2 The unstoppable march of progress cannot be halted.
B1 The unstoppable growth of the company is impressive.
B2 The unstoppable rise of populism is causing concern.
C1 The unstoppable momentum of the economy shows no signs of slowing down.
C2 The unstoppable march of technology is reshaping society.
adjective describes something that cannot be stopped or hindered
A1 The unstoppable train raced down the tracks.
A2 She felt unstoppable as she crossed the finish line.
B1 The team's unstoppable determination led them to victory.
B2 The company's growth seemed unstoppable despite economic challenges.
C1 His ambition was unstoppable, propelling him to achieve great success.
C2 The force of nature was unstoppable, causing widespread destruction.
formal The progress of technology is often described as unstoppable.
informal Once she starts running, she's like an unstoppable force.
slang That team is on fire, they're absolutely unstoppable!
figurative His determination was like a freight train, completely unstoppable.
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