Incomparably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCOMPARABLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• INCOMPARABLE, eminent beyond comparison
• immeasurably; by far
• in an incomparable manner or to an incomparable degree
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• eminent beyond comparison; matchless

Words related to INCOMPARABLY

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How to use INCOMPARABLY in a sentence

• It is more difficult to discern its physiognomy, because, being of a metaphysical nature, it lies incomparably deeper.
• And yet, when all is told, he has been struggling ultimately for the very same things as the brute has attained, and with an incomparably smaller expenditure of passion and pain.
• The boy was incomparably the stronger argument, yet the less serviceable in filling the void.
• There is something incomparably lovely about the Oberland valleys.
• Wordsworth, Scott, Moore, Byron, Southey, are incomparably more uniform in the direction of their poetic mind.
• In the beginning of this century there were many famous walking matches, and incomparably the best walker was Captain Barclay of Ury.
• The difficulty of indulging in variety is incomparably greater among the rest of the animal world.
• Every act of hers for the last three days had been incomparably good, had been, indeed, perfect.
• Immediately upon sending the guns I had six other larger ones cast, for from twenty-five to thirty-pound balls, and incomparably better.
• But, with any and every critical doubt which my sceptical ingenuity could suggest, the Darwinian hypothesis remained incomparably more probable than the creation hypothesis.
• But if Peace was incomparably the better craftsman, Brodie was the prettier gentleman.
• Of these two I must give the lesser amount of space and attention to that one which in itself is incomparably the more worthy of discussion, admiration, and regard.
• The vegetation of the Sierra Madre is incomparably stronger and more luxurious than that of the cold North.
• The story is incomparably superior to the average novel, and, indeed, contains touches which are equal to anything that Currer Bell ever wrote.
• The incomparably inferior view the external, intermittent, constabulary theory rests, as it seems to us, merely on the traditions of ignorance and fancy.
• William the Second knows his history as well as any of his people, and incomparably better than his English, French, or American critics.
• Consequently, trials and sufferings incomparably greater than any of the present day would befall the people in the reign of anarchy that would ensue.
• But an incomparably grander sight was the inspection and review of the entire division, which took place the last week of December.
• Her earthly life, so rich, eventful, incomparably blessed, is worthily ended.
• It can through the symbol give us incomparably the type.
• Even should it be incomparably the best, in general, it is by no means necessarily the best, or even good at all, for every individual.
• Upon the whole, this social order seemed the most firmly established that had yet been seen, at least amon kind, for that of bees and ants is incomparably more stable.
• But Cowper is now appreciated more for his incomparably delightful epistles to his friends than for his poetry.
• Yet this is quite consistent with feeling the spiritual interests of men to be of all incomparably the highest.
• She was incomparably and amazingly better than she had been at the few previous rehearsals which Edward Henry had been unfortunate enough to witness.
• Despite the largeness of her mass, she was a very beautiful woman in the English manner, blonde, soft, idle, without a trace of temperament, and incomparably dull and stupid.
• During his life Mahmud was incomparably the greatest ruler in Asia.
• It is because he has spoken truth in the first, and fiction in the second, of productions, that the first is incomparably the better poem.
• We had incomparably more in our hands to purchase it.
• These shoots yield an incomparably fine cinnamon bark.
• But with equal certainty, I understand that incomparably more money will go to the Philipinas by this road than now goes by the other.
• Addison writ incomparably, finely, nay, and tolerably.

Similar words containing COMPARAB without suffix ly and without prefix in

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