adjective
incomparable
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adjective
1
So good, unique, or extreme that nothing else compares to it.
"The view from the summit was incomparable."
"She has an incomparable talent for storytelling."
How to Use Incomparable
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishBeyond comparison — usually meaning exceptionally good.
Common pairings
incomparable beauty
an incomparable talent
Word Forms
more incomparable comparative, incomparables plural, most incomparable superlative
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Etymology
From Old French incomparable, from Latin incomparabilis, from in- ("not") + comparabilis ("comparable").