Unimaginably

Synonyms for "unimaginably" (8 found)

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Finnish

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  • kuvailemattomasti adv (Translations)

French

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  • inimaginablement adv (Translations)

Greek

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  • αφάνταστα adv (Translations)

Polish

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  • niewyobrażalnie adv (Translations)

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Inside the corona, it’s also, of course, unimaginably hot. The spacecraft will travel through material with temperatures greater than a million degrees Fahrenheit while being bombarded with intense sun light.

Source: tatoeba (7058424)

Under Bouteflika, many corrupt officials became unimaginably rich.

Source: tatoeba (8578789)

Looking at a map of the Laniakea Supercluster and knowing where we are inside it, you will think that this universe is unimaginably huge.

Source: tatoeba (10601750)

What's surprising is that reducing certain materials from the macro to the nano scale radically changes some of their properties. For example, gold becomes a liquid at room temperatures, aluminum becomes combustible, and silicon turns into a conductor instead of an insulator. So these very small materials behave in ways that are not yet completely understood, and just the fact that they are unimaginably small creates a lot of the controversy. People fear that smaller nanotech particles in the environment might be accidentally absorbed by the human body, that invisible surveillance devices could watch our every move, or that microscopic new weapons would threaten our security in unforeseen ways.

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