B2adjectivesportemotions
US/ʌnˈstɑː.pə.bəl/
UK/ʌnˈstɒp.ə.bəl/
impossible to stop or prevent, often because it is very strong or determined
In context
Once she started talking about her trip, she was unstoppable.
The team looked unstoppable after winning ten games in a row.
Many experts see the rise of electric cars as an unstoppable trend.
Words that go with unstoppable
verb + adjective
- seem unstoppableAfter the first goal, the home side seemed unstoppable.
- feel unstoppableAfter the promotion, I felt unstoppable.
adjective + noun
- an unstoppable forceThe young striker was an unstoppable force on the pitch.
- unstoppable momentumThe campaign gained unstoppable momentum in the final week.
- unstoppable growthThe company enjoyed unstoppable growth for ten years.
- unstoppable trendRemote work became an unstoppable trend after 2020.