unforgettable

Everyday

Unforgettable means so special, exciting, beautiful or strange that you will remember it for a very long time. tree →

In the lessons

In everyday talk and writing for trips, holidays and events: «an unforgettable day». In persuasive writing and adverts: «an unforgettable experience». In stories it tells the reader the moment matters a lot.

Examples

• The school trip to the zoo was unforgettable. tree →
• Seeing the northern lights was an unforgettable sight. tree →
• Our holiday in Ireland was unforgettable. tree →
• She gave an unforgettable speech at assembly. tree →
• The taste of Nan's apple pie is unforgettable. tree →
• It was an unforgettable match – we won in the last second. tree →

Note

Spelling: double t before «-able»: «unforgettable». Opposite: «forgettable». Adverts often overuse it, so in writing try to say why the day was unforgettable.