
Unimaginably
Extreme Situations
Use 'unimaginably' to emphasize extremes in descriptions that are beyond normal experiences.

He was unimaginably rich, owning private jets and islands.
Not Literal
'Unimaginably' is often not literal; it expresses something difficult to grasp, not truly impossible to imagine.

The pain she felt was unimaginably intense, though one could try to empathize.
Emotional Impact
Using 'unimaginably' can add emotional weight to a statement, making it more dramatic.

After the reconciliation, they were unimaginably joyful.
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