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Definition
Synonym
Unglaubw�rdigkeiten
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
unglaublich, unglaubwürdig
adj
beyond belief, past belief
unglaubwürdig, unglaubhaft
adj
incredible
unglaubwürdig, unzuverlässig
adj
unreliable
unglaubwuerdig
unbelievable
unglaubwuerdig, unzuverlaessig
unreliable
gestellt; gekünstelt; gemacht; unglaubwürdig
adj
contrived; false; hokey
Am.
den Bogen überspannen; übertreiben; zu weit gehen (Person oder Filmhandlung)
v
Die Serie ist völlig unglaubwürdig geworden.
to jump the shark (of a person or film plot)
The series has jumped the shark.
unglaublich; unglaubwürdig
adj
beyond belief; past belief
unglaubwürdig; unzuverlässig
adj
unreliable
unglaubwürdig; wenig glaubhaft
adj
eine unglaubwürdige Erklärung
implausible; unlikely
an unlikely explanation
Unglaubwürdigkeit
f
incredibility
Unglaubwuerdigkeit
incredibility
Unglaubwürdigkeit
incredibleness
Unglaubwürdigkeiten
pl
incredibleness
Unglaubwuerdigkeiten
incredibleness
Deutsche
Unglaubw�rdigkeiten Synonyme
Englische
beyond belief past belief Synonyme
beyond
Heaven
Paradise
a better place
above
above and
beyond
across
added
additionally
after
afterlife
afterworld
again
all included
also
altogether
among other things
and all
and also
and so
as well
as well as
athwart
au reste
behind
beside
besides
destiny
else
en plus
eternal home
extra
farther
fate
for lagniappe
further
furthermore
future state
home
in addition
in excess of
inter alia
into the bargain
item
later than
life after death
life to come
likewise
more
moreover
new
next world
on the side
on top of
other
otherwise
otherworld
outside
over
over and above
past
plus
postexistence
similarly
subsequent to
the
beyond
the good hereafter
the grave
the great
beyond
the great hereafter
the hereafter
the unknown
then
therewith
to boot
too
too deep for
transversely
what bodes
what is fated
without
world to come
yet
yon
yonder
beyond
belief
a bit thick
a bit thin
absurd
bizarre
cockamamie
crazy
doubtable
doubtful
dubious
dubitable
extravagant
fantastic
foolish
grotesque
hard of belief
hard to believe
high-flown
implausible
inconceivable
incredible
laughable
ludicrous
monstrous
nonsensical
not deserving belief
open to doubt
open to suspicion
outrageous
outre
passing belief
poppycockish
preposterous
problematic
questionable
ridiculous
staggering belief
suspect
suspicious
tall
thick
thin
unbelievable
unconvincing
unearthly
ungodly
unimaginable
unthinkable
unworthy of belief
weird
wild
beyond
compare
a outrance
absolutely
all out
beyond
all bounds
beyond
comparison
beyond
measure
completely
dead
downright
easily first
essentially
extremely
facile princeps
flat out
fundamentally
immeasurably
immortal
in the extreme
incalculably
incomparable
indefinitely
infinitely
inimitable
invincible
matchless
most
nulli secundus
peerless
perfectly
purely
radically
second to none
sui generis
totally
unapproachable
unapproached
unbeatable
unconditionally
unequaled
unequivocally
unexampled
unexcelled
unique
unmatchable
unmatched
unparagoned
unparalleled
unpeered
unrivaled
unsurpassable
unsurpassed
utterly
with a vengeance
without equal
without parallel
beyond
control
breachy
contumacious
defiant
fractious
incorrigible
indocile
indomitable
insuppressible
intractable
irrepressible
obstreperous
out of hand
recalcitrant
refractory
resistant
resisting
restive
shrewish
unbiddable
uncontrollable
ungovernable
unmalleable
unmanageable
unmoldable
unruly
unsubmissive
wild
beyond
measure
a outrance
absolutely
all out
beyond
all bounds
beyond
compare
beyond
comparison
completely
dead
downright
essentially
extravagantly
extremely
flat out
fundamentally
immeasurably
in the extreme
incalculably
indefinitely
infinitely
lavishly
more than enough
most
out of measure
overabundantly
perfectly
plentifully
prodigally
purely
radically
superabundantly
totally
unconditionally
unequivocally
utterly
with a vengeance
without measure
beyond
one
complex
complicated
crabbed
cramp
difficult
garbled
hard
hard to understand
impracticable
impractical
inoperable
insuperable
insurmountable
intricate
jumbled
knotty
obfuscated
obscure
obscured
overtechnical
perplexed
scrambled
too much for
tough
unachievable
unattainable
uncompassable
undoable
uneffectible
unnegotiable
unperformable
unrealizable
unsurmountable
unworkable
beyond
recall
beyond
remedy
cureless
gone
immedicable
incorrigible
incurable
inoperable
irreclaimable
irrecoverable
irredeemable
irreformable
irremediable
irreparable
irretrievable
irreversible
irrevocable
lost
past hope
past praying for
remediless
ruined
terminal
undone
unmitigable
unrelievable
unsalvable
unsalvageable
Unglaubw�rdigkeiten Definition
Belief
(
n.
)
Assent
to
a
proposition
or
affirmation,
or
the
acceptance
of
a
fact,
opinion,
or
assertion
as
real
or
true,
without
immediate
personal
knowledge
Belief
(
n.
)
A
persuasion
of
the
truths
of
religion
Belief
(
n.
)
The
thing
believed
Belief
(
n.
)
A
tenet,
or
the
body
of
tenets,
held
by
the
advocates
of
any
class
of
views
By-past
(
a.
)
Past
Make-belief
(
n.
)
A
feigning
to
believe
Past
(
v.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
former
time
or
state
Past
(
n.
)
A
former
time
or
state
Past
(
prep.
)
Beyond,
in
position,
or
degree
Past
(
prep.
)
Beyond,
in
time
Past
(
prep.
)
Above
Past
(
adv.
)
By
beyond belief past belief Bedeutung
dead
hand
dead
hand
of
the
past
mortmain
the
oppressive
influence
of
past
events
or
decisions
fallacy
false
belief
a
misconception
resulting
from
incorrect
reasoning
error
erroneous
belief
a
misconception
resulting
from
incorrect
information
impression
feeling
belief
notion
opinion
a
vague
idea
in
which
some
confidence
is
placed,
his
impression
of
her
was
favorable,
what
are
your
feelings
about
the
crisis?,
it
strengthened
my
belief
in
his
sincerity,
I
had
a
feeling
that
she
was
lying
belief
any
cognitive
content
held
as
true
conviction
strong
belief
article
of
faith
an
unshakable
belief
in
something
without
need
for
proof
or
evidence
religion
faith
religious
belief
a
strong
belief
in
a
supernatural
power
or
powers
that
control
human
destiny,
he
lost
his
faith
but
not
his
morality
past
past
tense
a
verb
tense
that
expresses
actions
or
states
in
the
past
past
participle
perfect
participle
a
participle
that
expresses
completed
action
past
master
someone
who
has
long
and
thorough
experience
in
a
given
activity
past
master
someone
who
was
formerly
a
master
past
perfect
past
perfect
tense
pluperfect
pluperfect
tense
a
perfective
tense
used
to
express
action
completed
in
the
past,
`I
had
finished'
is
an
example
of
the
past
perfect
past
progressive
past
progressive
tense
a
progressive
tense
used
to
describe
on-going
action
in
the
past,
`I
had
been
running'
is
an
example
of
the
past
progressive
delusion
psychotic
belief
(psychology)
an
erroneous
belief
that
is
held
in
the
face
of
evidence
to
the
contrary
past
past
times
yesteryear
the
time
that
has
elapsed,
forget
the
past
past
a
earlier
period
in
someone's
life
(especially
one
that
they
have
reason
to
keep
secret),
reporters
dug
into
the
candidate's
past
travel
by
pass
by
surpass
go
past
go
by
pass
move
past,
A
black
limousine
passed
by
when
she
looked
out
the
window,
He
passed
his
professor
in
the
hall,
One
line
of
soldiers
surpassed
the
other
exceed
transcend
overstep
pass
go
past
top
a
be
superior
or
better
than
some
standard,
She
exceeded
our
expectations,
She
topped
her
performance
of
last
year
past(a)
preceding(a)
retiring(a)
of
a
person
who
has
held
and
relinquished
a
position
or
office,
a
retiring
member
of
the
board
past
earlier
than
the
present
time,
no
longer
current,
time
past,
his
youth
is
past,
this
past
Thursday,
the
past
year
by
past
so
as
to
pass
a
given
point,
every
hour
a
train
goes
past
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