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necrezut

unbelievable /ne.kre.ˈzut/

adjective#4768 most common

Also: incredible, beyond belief, unheard of

Example sentences

Este ceva de necrezut.
It's something unbelievable.
Povestea lui era de necrezut.
His story was unbelievable.
Am văzut lucruri de necrezut în călătoria mea.
I saw unbelievable things on my trip.
Frumusețea peisajului era necrezută pentru toți cei prezenți.
The beauty of the landscape was unbelievable to everyone present.
Ce a reușit să facă echipa a fost pur și simplu de necrezut.
What the team managed to do was simply unbelievable.
În basmele populare, eroul înfăptuiește fapte necrezute, demne doar de poveste.
In folk tales, the hero performs unbelievable feats, worthy only of legend.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativenecrezut (m) / necrezută (f)necrezuți (m) / necrezute (f)
Genitivenecrezut (m) / necrezute (f)necrezuți (m) / necrezute (f)
Accusativenecrezut (m) / necrezută (f)necrezuți (m) / necrezute (f)
Vocativenecrezut (m) / necrezută (f)necrezuți (m) / necrezute (f)

Word family

a credeto believe
credințăfaith, belief
necredinciosunbelieving, faithless
crezcreed, personal belief
credibilcredible

Etymology

Necrezut is built from the negative prefix ne- and crezut, the past participle of a crede, to believe. A crede comes from Latin credere, to believe or trust. The word functions as an adjective meaning not believed, and by extension, so extraordinary that it exceeds belief.

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