unstoppable
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- unstoppably adverb
Etymology
Origin of unstoppable
Example Sentences
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A seemingly unstoppable rally in stocks over the past three years has helped thin the ranks of bearish strategists on Wall Street.
From MarketWatch
"If there is a major humanitarian crisis, the impact, the devastation will be unstoppable... We are talking about a catastrophe that Latin America has never seen," Mauricio Jaramillo said in an interview in Bogota.
From Barron's
"At times, I am unstoppable" was as close as he came to accepting it.
From BBC
Craig Wright was just one of numerous players battering at the Quins line, before the ball found its way to Coles, who proved unstoppable from point-blank range.
From BBC
On Thursday, the club’s unstoppable goal machine, Erling Haaland—the Norwegian who has scored 19 times in 17 league games—posted a photo of himself with a clear message.
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