uncomparable

• Adjectif vieilli signifiant 'incomparable' ou 'sans égal'. En anglais moderne, il est surtout remplacé par 'incomparable'.

An obsolete adjective meaning 'not comparable' or 'beyond comparison'. It has largely been replaced by 'incomparable' in modern English.

1. Not suitable for comparisonC1formal

   Describes something that cannot be compared because it lacks common features or standards.

   incomparable (non comparable)

   • The two theories are uncomparable due to their different foundations.
   • Her artistic style is uncomparable to any other painter of her time.
   • The datasets are uncomparable because they measure different variables.

   Synonymesincommensurableincommensurateincomparable

   Antonymesanalogouscomparableequivalentsimilar