unimaginable
Britishadjective
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- unimaginably adverb
Example Sentences
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I had the greatest upbringing, and I get to lead the most unimaginable life.
Millions followed the case as police investigated, and as the Taylor family, who had moved from Nigeria to London seeking better opportunities for their children, faced unimaginable grief.
From BBC
An hour ago, it would have been unimaginable.
From BBC
“And it’s actually bigger than even this lifetime. In order to love something, you have to let go, right? After the unimaginable loss of a child, it’s through his expression that it becomes immortal.”
From Los Angeles Times
The parents of a nine-month-old baby who died after choking at nursery say after four years of "unimaginable pain, perseverance and emotional endurance" they are glad to have reached a financial settlement.
From BBC
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