Imparable

Imparable is a Spanish adjective that translates to "unstoppable" or "unyielding" in English. It describes something or someone that cannot be stopped, prevented, or held back. The term conveys a sense of immense power, momentum, or determination that makes resistance futile or exceedingly difficult.

Meaning and Usage:

• Incapacity to be Stopped: The core meaning of "imparable" refers to an inherent quality of being impossible to halt or obstruct. This can apply to physical forces, like a rapidly spreading fire, or to metaphorical concepts, like the progress of technology.

• Determination and Resilience: "Imparable" can also characterize a person or group displaying unwavering resolve and the ability to overcome any obstacle in their path. It highlights their mental fortitude and persistent effort towards achieving a goal.

• Figurative Use: Beyond literal physical contexts, "imparable" is frequently used figuratively to describe trends, movements, or phenomena that are gaining significant momentum and seem inevitable.

Grammatical Information:

• Part of Speech: Adjective
• Gender: Masculine (imparable) / Feminine (imparable) - The form remains the same for both genders.
• Plural: Imparables (masculine/feminine plural)

Synonyms:

• Invencible (invincible)
• Irrefrenable (irrestrainable)
• Incontenible (uncontainable)
• Irresistible (irresistible)

Antonyms:

• Parable (stoppable)
• Detenible (detainable)
• Controlable (controllable)