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undreamed-of

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undreamed-of undreamt-of
adjective unimagined, inconceivable, incredible, astonishing, unexpected, miraculous, unheard-of, unforeseen, unsuspected, unthought-of They have freedoms that were undreamed-of even ten years ago.
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undreamed-of [ʌnˈdriːmdɒv] ADJ undreamt-of [ʌnˈdremtɒv] (Brit) ADJinimaginable, nunca soƱado


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