Definitions
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- adverb in an incomparable manner or to an incomparable degree
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Examples
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Your reminiscence about the uncomparably electric atmosphere of the Tulane LSU rivalry seems to validate my point here.
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Invasion of Hitler's Germany would be uncomparably much costlier and blodier than the present intervention (I refuse to call it a war) in Iraq, but it would prevent the WWII that brought even more unimaginable suffering.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008
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The northern Koreans by their mentality are uncomparably closer to Russians, than Europeans I'm not even talking about Americans!
Archive 2006-08-01 Sun Bin 2006
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The northern Koreans by their mentality are uncomparably closer to Russians, than Europeans I'm not even talking about Americans!
Nostalgic pictures DPRK Sun Bin 2006
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I think he is uncomparably more trustworthy than puppets McCain and Obama, or any other candidate except Kuchinich, Nader and maybe Gravel.
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Chlorine is uncomparably fitting for this goal and it will also work to get rid of mildew and spoiling or keep them from thriving at all.
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- their offense is a joke and their three games up to this point were uncomparably laughable.
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