1. not able to be compared; having no basis for comparison
Usage: formal
2. describing adjectives or adverbs that cannot form comparative or superlative forms
Usage: grammar

Examples

• The two art styles are completely noncomparable due to their different cultural origins.
• Her unique talent makes her noncomparable to other performers.
• The word ‘unique’ is noncomparable because something cannot be ‘more unique.’
• These noncomparable data sets require different analysis methods.
• The adjective ‘perfect’ is noncomparable in standard grammar.
• Their experiences were so different as to be noncomparable.