inimitable
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8.2
- adjective
- /ˌɪnɪˈmɪtəbl/
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inimitable
- The artist's style is inimitable; no one else can replicate her unique vision.
- inimitable style
How can we screw him and Nixon's inimitable delivery we're we're working on that, I think is how it ends.
- How can we screw him and Nixon's inimitable delivery we're we're working on that, I think is how it ends.
- What Donahue's and Roberson's poems remind us of, in their inimitable, vatic ways, is how what we write with the one hand we erase with the other.
- Obviously the people who did these inimitable evils justified.
Examples
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I'm pleased to introduce the inimitable and estimable Charlie Rose.
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First, as always, I am captivated by the inimitable Monckton style, always great stuff.
Blog text (16) -
And of course, you will be bringing your own inimitable style and specialized knowledge to the table.
Blog text (2) -
I got to work with the inimitable Ana White on this perfect end table.
Blog text (34) -
The Nazis not only burned libraries but built them, too, in their own inimitable fashion.
Academic text (2003) -
Sam, wearing a uniform and a whistle around his neck, walking his inimitable walk, races up the field, coaching the team.
Fiction book (2001) -
Holding forth with his inimitable cool, Dr. Robert Makurji, boy coroner.
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I saw you on the slate, and I thought to myself: "How can I miss seeing a guest lecture by the inimitable John Nash?"
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The museum is predominantly famous for the inimitable, extraordinarily stunning treasure trove from several ancient times.
Blog text (34) -
The ludi are written in Foster's inimitable style, both hyperbolic and humorous.
Academic text (1994)
Synonyms
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6.7
Better than anything else in quality or size
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6.4
So special or valuable that you cannot get another one
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6.0
So good or special that nothing else matches it
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4.5
Being better or more impressive than anything else
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7.2
So good that it has no match
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6.2
A person or thing that is better than all others
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7.7
So good that no one can do better
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9.6
Not possible to repeat exactly
Antonyms
How Exceptional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Inimitable is made of the part in- meaning 'not' and the word imitate meaning 'to copy'. So something inimitable is 'not able to be copied', like a singer's voice or a cook's way that no one can match.