inolvidable
unforgettable
Algo que no se puede sacar de la memoria porque fue muy especial o importante.
Definition & meaning
The word inolvidable is an adjective used to describe something or someone that is impossible to forget. It generally refers to experiences, moments, or people that leave a deep, lasting impression on one's memory, usually due to their positive or significant nature.
Grammar & Word origin
Grammar: It is an adjective that does not change its form based on gender (it is used for both masculine and feminine nouns). It does change in the plural form: inolvidables.
Word origin: It is a compound word derived from the prefix in- (meaning "not"), the verb olvidar (to forget), and the suffix -able (meaning "capable of being"). Literally, it translates to "not-forgettable."
Synonyms & antonyms
Synonyms:
- Imborrable (indelible or unerasable)
- Memorable (worthy of being remembered)
- Inmortal (immortal/timeless)
Antonyms:
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Examples
La fiesta de anoche fue inolvidable.adjective
Last night's party was unforgettable.
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