Is that ''UNCOMPARABLE'' or ''INCOMPARABLE''?
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hiii,
actually it's both...
>>INCOMPARABLE - it serves as positive, which means something is beyond comparison to the subject
>>UNCOMPARABLE - it serves as negetive, which means something is not even up to the mark to be compared with the subject
hope helps
actually it's both...
>>INCOMPARABLE - it serves as positive, which means something is beyond comparison to the subject
>>UNCOMPARABLE - it serves as negetive, which means something is not even up to the mark to be compared with the subject
hope helps
reddi625sahu:
CAN WE USE UNCMPARABLE??
it depends on what u r trying to mean....
No, actually in general sense..??
i think u can...
yea, I got it...''If two or things that can't be compared with each other is ''UNCOMPARABLE'' and If ,something is so good ,that is beyond comparison is ''INCOMPARABLE''
Any way thnqq..
pleasure :)
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