No. 15,276 in German
unfassbar
"Unfassbar" means "incomprehensible" or "unbelievable."
In a sentence
Das Museum bietet eine unfassbare Sammlung antiker Kunstwerke.
The museum offers an extraordinary collection of ancient artworks.
Here, 'unfassbare' is used as an adjective to describe the collection, emphasizing its extraordinary or remarkable nature.
Es ist unfassbar, wie schnell die Zeit vergeht.
It is unbelievable how fast time goes by.
In this sentence, 'unfassbar' is used in an exclamatory manner to express incredulity about the passing of time.
Die Nachricht war unfassbar traurig für alle Beteiligten.
The news was incredibly sad for everyone involved.
Here, 'unfassbar' enhances the adjective 'traurig,' highlighting the extreme intensity of the sadness.
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