uncomparable

English

Etymology

From Middle English uncomparable; equivalent to un- +‎ comparable.

Adjective

uncomparable (comparative more uncomparable, superlative most uncomparable) (uncommon)

1. Not able to be compared; not comparable.
2. (grammar) Not comparable.

   Synonyms: nongradable, ungradable, incomparable

   Antonyms: gradable, comparable

Synonyms

• noncomparable

Related terms

• incomparable
• no comparison

Translations

incomparable — see incomparable

See also

• apples and oranges

Further reading

• “uncomparable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
• “uncomparable, incomparable, noncomparable”, in Google Books Ngram Viewer.
• “uncomparable adjectives, incomparable adjectives, noncomparable adjectives, ungradable adjectives, nongradable adjectives”, in Google Books Ngram Viewer.