Unglaubwürdige

Unglaubwürdige is a German term that translates to "unbelievable" or "incredible" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that is difficult or impossible to believe, often due to its extraordinary, improbable, or astonishing nature. The term can be applied to a wide range of situations, events, or statements.

When something is described as unglaubwürdig, it suggests a significant departure from what is considered normal, expected, or plausible. This can be in a positive sense, referring to something astonishingly good or impressive, or in a negative sense, indicating something that is deceitful, unreliable, or factually incorrect. For instance, a story of a miraculous recovery might be deemed unglaubwürdig by some, while a politician's broken promise could also be labeled as unglaubwürdig.

The perception of something as unglaubwürdig is often subjective and depends on individual experiences, beliefs, and critical judgment. What one person finds unbelievable, another might accept, especially if there is supporting evidence or a shared understanding of the context. The term implies a challenge to one's credulity and often prompts skepticism or disbelief. It is a common descriptor used in everyday language to express surprise, astonishment, or doubt.