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incomparable Definition

in·com·pa·rable (in käm′pə rə bəl; occas. in′kəm par′ə bəl)

adjective

that cannot be compared; specif.,

  1. having no common basis of comparison; incommensurable
  2. beyond comparison; unequaled; matchless incomparable skill

Etymology: OFr < L incomparabilis

incomparable Related Forms

in·com′·pa·rabil′·ity noun in·com′·pa·rably adverb

incomparable Synonyms

incomparable

modif.

unequaled, exceptional, superior; see excellent, perfect 2, unique 1.

incomparable Usage Examples

Adjective complement with noun phrase

make: This makes Z values incomparable across methods, and needed to be corrected for.

Modifies a noun

  • riches: And we praise you for the incomparable riches of your grace expressed to us in your kindness to us in Christ Jesus.
  • Excellency: Whitefield preached about the incomparable excellencies of Christ, all the while he seemed to look straight into heaven.
  • enlightenment: Verily there was no formula by which the Tathagata attained the Consummation of Incomparable Enlightenment.
  • beauty: Apart from its incomparable natural beauty, Kerala is also known for its aromatic spices.
  • comfort: Casual cotton step The cotton rich fabric gives the Casual cotton step from Falke incomparable comfort.
  • collection: An incomparable collection of poems written over a lifetime, with engaging drawings by Raymond Briggs that capture the poems ' humor and humanity.

Modifying Another Word

  • almost: That we are talking of asymmetries of almost incomparable proportions doesn't matter.
  • totally: The number one award winning games domain - totally incomparable.
  • truly: Spanning two centuries, the ILN archive offers a truly incomparable record of changing London life.
  • so: God's future is so amazing, so beautiful, so incomparable.

Preposition: in

power: Even before monotheism was declared there was the belief that Israel's God was incomparable in power.