unheard-of (Meaning)
unheard-of (s)
previously unknown
unheard-of (a.)
New; unprecedented; unparalleled.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unheard-of
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unheard-of Sentence Examples
- The discovery of the ancient artifact was an unheard-of event in the annals of archaeology.
- The politician's scandal sent shockwaves through the nation due to its unheard-of magnitude.
- The scientist's research yielded unheard-of breakthroughs, revolutionizing the field of quantum physics.
- The athlete achieved an unheard-of feat by breaking the world record by an astonishing margin.
- The pandemic brought about an unheard-of crisis that tested the limits of humanity.
- The exhibition showcased unheard-of masterpieces from the Renaissance era, leaving visitors in awe.
- The explorer embarked on an unheard-of expedition into the uncharted regions of the Amazon rainforest.
- The hacker employed an unheard-of technique to infiltrate the secure network, causing widespread damage.
- The technological innovation made unheard-of advancements possible, transforming various industries.
- The social movement sparked an unheard-of level of public awareness and support for a marginalized group.
FAQs About the word unheard-of
previously unknownNew; unprecedented; unparalleled.
unprecedented, unfamiliar, strange, novel, new, unknown, innovative, unaccustomed, original, unique
traditional, conventional, tired, familiar, hackneyed, old, hackneyed, traditional,old, tired
The discovery of the ancient artifact was an unheard-of event in the annals of archaeology.
The politician's scandal sent shockwaves through the nation due to its unheard-of magnitude.
The scientist's research yielded unheard-of breakthroughs, revolutionizing the field of quantum physics.
The athlete achieved an unheard-of feat by breaking the world record by an astonishing margin.
