Unbelievably
/ʌnˈbɪləvəbl̩i/
Meaning & Definition
adverb
In a manner that is hard to believe; incredibly.
The movie was unbelievably good, exceeding all my expectations.
To a great degree or extent; extremely.
She was unbelievably tired after the long journey.
Used to emphasize the surprising or extraordinary nature of something.
He ran the marathon in an unbelievably fast time.
In a way that is beyond belief or credibility.
The magician performed unbelievably difficult tricks that left the audience in awe.
Etymology
Derived from the word 'unbelievable' with the adverbial suffix '-ly'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
unbelievably good
Extremely good; excellent.
unbelievably boring
So boring that it is hard to believe.
unbelievably fortunate
So fortunate that it seems beyond belief.
Related Words
unbelievable
Difficult to believe; extraordinary.
belief
An acceptance that something exists or is true.
believe
To accept something as true.
Slang Meanings
Mind-blowing
The performance was mind-blowing; I couldn't believe my eyes.
Out of this world
The food at that restaurant was out of this world!