unforgettable
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- unforgettableness noun
- unforgettably adverb
Etymology
Origin of unforgettable
1800–10; un- 1 + forgettable ( def. )
Example Sentences
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“The Chronology of Water,” on the other hand, is a wholly unforgettable turn for Stewart, who lets her actors do all the storytelling while she remains laser-focused on exploring artful and stylish new storytelling modes.
From Salon
"The Chiefs' new enclosed stadium will be a stage for unforgettable moments, whether it's playoff games, concerts or championship events."
From Barron's
Shaun also thanked the foundation for their "unforgettable experience" in Lapland.
From BBC
While it’s hard to capture every watercooler moment, here are some of the year’s most unforgettable TV moments, according to Times staff.
From Los Angeles Times
Today, “The Princess Bride” is widely recognized as a classic, an unforgettable story of romance, suspense, drama, satire and action that appeals to children, adults and everyone who watches it—and re-watches it.
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