unbelievable to

Frequency: 7.865.4 per million words

Used to specify the person who finds something unbelievable (e.g., unbelievable to me).

unbelievableunbelievable + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • It's simply unbelievable to me.
  • Her excuse was unbelievable to the jury.
  • The level of incompetence was unbelievable to everyone involved.
  • His sudden resignation came as unbelievable news to his colleagues.
  • What happened next became unbelievable to the witnesses.
  • The sheer speed of the transformation was unbelievable to the old residents.
  • Their ability to recover seemed unbelievable to the medical team.
  • The story he told was completely unbelievable to anyone who knew the truth.
  • Such blatant disregard for rules is unbelievable to most ethical people.
  • The generosity shown by strangers was unbelievable to the struggling family.