So excellent or unique that nothing else can be compared to it; matchless or unrivaled.
From Latin 'incomparabilis,' from 'in-' (not) plus 'comparabilis' (able to be compared). The root 'comparare' means to pair or liken things together.
Athletes and artists are often called 'incomparable,' but the word reveals something neat: comparison is how we normally understand the world, so something truly incomparable is almost beyond human understanding!
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