Inimitable (adj)
in-im-it-uhb-uhl
So good or unusual as to be impossible to copy; unique.
Something that is impossible to copy or imitate.
Example sentences
“Bowie’s inimitable style makes his death an even greater loss to the world of music”
“Kath’s inimitable work ethic is the sole reason for this site’s successes.”
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