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What is comparative adjective for unbelievable?

There isn't a direct comparative adjective for "unbelievable" because it's already an extreme adjective. It's like saying "more impossible" - it doesn't make sense.

However, you can use other words or phrases to convey a similar meaning:

* More extraordinary: This emphasizes the exceptional nature of something.

* More astonishing: This highlights the surprise and amazement something evokes.

* More incredible: This emphasizes the disbelief and awe something inspires.

* Even more unbelievable: This emphasizes the degree of disbelief.

The best choice will depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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