neverovatan
fantastičan · izuzetan · fenomenalan · izvanredan · sjajan · fascinantan · impresivan · zapanjujući · užasan · nevjerovatan · odličan · zadivljujući · veličanstven · nevjerojatan · strašan · nesvakidašnji · ogroman · predivan · divan · spektakularan · neobičan · zadivljujuć · zapanjujuć · solidan · magičan · perfektan · priličan · impozantan · senzacionalan · čudan · savršen · izvrstan · neviđen · čudesan · fantastican · grozan · lep · sasvim solidan · neviđeni · prelep
nevenčana žena · nevera · neveran · neverica · nevernik · neverni Toma · nevernički · neverno · nevernost · neverovanje · neverovatan · ne verovati · neverovatno · neverovatnoća · neverovatnost · neverodostojan · neverstvo · ne veruje · Ne veruje svojim očima · neveselo · neveseo · nevesta
amazing
IPA: / əmeɪzɪŋ /1. Inspiring awe or admiration or wonder; SYN. awe-inspiring, awesome, awful, awing.
2. Surprising greatly; SYN. astonishing.
astonishing · awe-inspiring · awesome · awful · awing · impressive · surprising
fabulous
IPA: / fæbjələs /ETYM Latin fabulosus; cf. French fabuleux. Related to Fable.
1. Barely credible.
2. Based on or told of in traditional stories; lacking factual basis or historical validity; SYN. mythic, mythical, mythologic, mythological.
3. Extremely pleasing; SYN. fab.
fab · incredible · mythic · mythical · mythologic · mythological · pleasing · unbelievable · unreal
implausible
IPA: / ɪmplɒzəbl̩ /ETYM Pref. im- not + plausible: cf. French implausible.
Having a quality that provokes disbelief.
improbable
IPA: / ɛ̃pʁobˈabl /ETYM Latin improbabilis; pref. im- not + probabilis probable: cf. French improbable. Related to Probable.
1. Having a probability to low to inspire belief; SYN. unbelievable, unconvincing, unlikely.
2. Not likely to be true or to occur or to have occurred; SYN. unlikely.
3. Too improbable to admit of belief; SYN. marvelous, marvellous, tall.
implausible · incredible · marvellous · marvelous · supposed · tall · unbelievable · unconvincing · unlikely
incredible
IPA: / ɪnkredəbl̩ /ETYM Latin incredibilis: cf. Old Fren. incredible. Related to In- not, and Credible.
Beyond belief or understanding; SYN. unbelievable.
astounding · dumbfounding · dumfounding · fabulous · implausible · improbable · incredulous · marvellous · marvelous · tall · unbelievable · unconvincing · undreamed · undreamed of · undreamt · undreamt of · unimagined · unthinkable
monstrous
IPA: / mɑːnstrəs /ETYM Old Eng. monstruous, French monstrueux, from Latin monstruosus, from monstrum. Related to Monster.
Abnormally large.
steep
IPA: / stiːp /1. Having a sharp inclination
2. Of a slope; set at a high angle
abrupt · bluff · bold · exorbitant · extortionate · heavy · high · immoderate · outrageous · perpendicular · precipitous · sharp · sheer · steep-sided · steepish · unconscionable · usurious · vertical
terrific
IPA: / tərɪfɪk /ETYM Latin terrificus; from terrere to frighten + facere to make. Related to Terror, and Fact.
1. Causing extreme terror; SYN. terrifying.
2. Very great or intense.
alarming · extraordinary · fantastic · grand · howling · intense · marvellous · marvelous · rattling · terrifying · tremendous · wonderful · wondrous
unbelievable
IPA: / ʌnbəliːvəbl̩ /Too improbable for belief ; also; of such a superlative degree as to be hard to believe
astounding · dumbfounding · dumfounding · fabulous · implausible · improbable · incredible · incredulous · marvellous · marvelous · tall · unconvincing · undreamed · undreamed of · undreamt · undreamt of · unimagined · unlikely · unthinkable
unthinkable
IPA: / ʌnθɪŋkəbl̩ /Incapable of being conceived or considered.