inimitably

Examples

• All

• But they are so odd, so peculiar, that the music comes out twisted, warped, and wonderfully and inimitably their own.

  Fiction book (1997)

• "This carpet is your father," Abby had always declared in her inimitably buoyant British way, and indeed Kevin was elegantly subtle.

  Fiction book (1992)

• The driver had been beautiful, lined with date palms of an ageless grace, their white trunks so inimitably a sign of Karachi's centuries, trees of an elegance that the marble upon which we stepped could not dream to replicate.

  Academic text (1992)

• The outputs of these and related physical processes manifest as inimitably stunning spatial arrangements of landforms and land covers, from the soaring Rocky Mountains and their dense forests to the twisted canyons of the Southwest.

  Academic text (2018)

• Her inimitably fresh perspective transformed the project into something truly unique.

• The artist captures emotions in an inimitably beautiful way that resonates with everyone.

• He spoke in an inimitably engaging style that kept the audience captivated throughout the lecture.

Synonyms

I

incredibly

vsinimitably

172 2.8

In a way that is very surprising and hard to believe

is unique by being impossible to imitate rather than merely unbelievable

E

extraordinarily

vsinimitably

137 3.9

To a much higher level than usual

is unique in being impossible to imitate, not merely extreme

E

exceptionally

vsinimitably

80 4.1

To a much higher level than usual

is unique in being impossible to copy, not only unusually good

E

exceedingly

vsinimitably

57 4.6

To a very great degree

is unique because it cannot be copied, not only very strong

I

incomparably

vsinimitably

2 6.3

Much better than anything else

is unique by being impossible to copy rather than only superior

T

transcendently

vsinimitably

• Formal

1 8.5

In a way that is much better than usual

is unique by being impossible to imitate rather than merely surpassing norms

I

inestimably

vsinimitably

1 8.6

So great that you cannot measure it

is unique in form and not just immeasurably large in degree

U

unreproducibly

vsinimitably

9.9

In a way that cannot be repeated exactly

is unique in a way others cannot copy its exact quality

How Exceptional

inimitably

1 8.9

uniquely

75 4.5

distinctively

7 4.5

ordinarily

78 3.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology