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What is the noun for incredible?

There isn't a single perfect noun for "incredible." It depends on the context and what you want to emphasize. Here are some options:

General:

* Wonder: This emphasizes the sense of amazement and awe.

* Marvel: Similar to wonder, but often used for something impressive or extraordinary.

* Extraordinary: This implies something exceptional or remarkable.

* Phenomenon: This refers to something unusual or noteworthy, often in a scientific or natural context.

Specific to a person:

* Genius: For exceptional intellectual ability or talent.

* Prodigy: For someone with exceptional abilities, especially at a young age.

* Mastermind: For someone with exceptional intelligence and cunning.

Specific to a thing:

* Masterpiece: For a work of art or creation that is exceptional in its quality.

* Miracle: For something that is seemingly impossible or unbelievable.

* Triumph: For a great achievement or victory.

More abstract:

* Awe: The feeling of wonder and amazement.

* Astonishment: The feeling of great surprise or wonder.

* Wonderment: The state of being filled with wonder or amazement.

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

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