No. 12,767 in Polish
niewiarygodny
"Unbelievable" or "incredible."
In a sentence
To było niewiarygodnie trudne zadanie.
It was an incredibly difficult task.
Here, 'niewiarygodnie' modifies 'trudne,' emphasizing the exceptional difficulty of the task.
Widok z góry był niewiarygodny.
The view from the mountain was unbelievable.
In this example, 'niewiarygodny' is used as an adjective to describe the view, meaning it was stunning to the point of being unreal.
Ta historia jest po prostu niewiarygodna.
This story is simply unbelievable.
Here, 'niewiarygodna' characterizes the story as being difficult to believe, perhaps due to extraordinary or astonishing elements.
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