uncomparably

• Adverbio anticuado que significa «incomparablemente» o «sin comparación». Se usaba en inglés antiguo para enfatizar que algo no puede compararse con nada más por su grado extremo o calidad única. El equivalente moderno es «incomparably».

An archaic adverb meaning "incomparably" or "beyond comparison." It was used in older English to emphasize that something cannot be compared to anything else due to its extreme degree or unique quality. The modern equivalent is "incomparably."

1. In an incomparable mannerC2formal

   To a degree that cannot be compared; without equal or match.

   De manera incomparable

   • Her talent is uncomparably greater than any other artist in the gallery.
   • The beauty of the sunset was uncomparably stunning.
   • He performed uncomparably well in the final competition.

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