Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
too-good-to-be-true
idiom
/tuː gʊd tʊ bi truː/
Definition
An expression used to describe a situation, offer, or opportunity that seems so perfect or advantageous that it cannot be real or trustworthy.
Examples
- The deal offered by the company seemed too-good-to-be-true, so I did some research before making a purchase.
- When she told him about the lottery win, he couldn’t help but think it was too-good-to-be-true.
Meaning
When something appears extremely good, it raises skepticism or doubt about its authenticity.
Synonyms
- unbelievable
- improbable
- fantastic
