Unbeaten - English meaning

adjective

So good as to be unequalled; incomparable.

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The parthenon has a matchless beauty

adjective

Of a standard or quality so good that it cannot be equaled

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The museum has a matchless collection of rembrandt etchings.

idiom

As good as or better than all others

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The conditions that these prisoners are kept in are second to none.

adjective

Highest in rank or authority.

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A unified force with a supreme commander

noun

A rich cream sauce.

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Chicken supreme

adjective

At the highest level

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The dictionary was called the supreme authority on all matters relating to the language., he was su…

adjective

Having won a battle or contest; victorious.

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Two of their triumphant cup team

adjective

Not having submitted to pressure or demands.

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They are unbowed by centuries of colonial rule

adjective

Not broken, fractured, or damaged.

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An unbroken glass

adjective

Not conquered.

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Unconquered french outposts

adjective

Not defeated, especially in a battle or other contest.

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The undefeated champion

adjective

Never having lost, esp. a competition, within a particular period of time

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The buffaloes upset no. 1-ranked and previously undefeated wisconsin.

adjective

Superior to all others in performance or extent.

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A range of facilities unequalled in london

adjective

Better or more extreme than any other

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Though small, this restaurant offers a range of fish dishes unequalled anywhere else in london.

adjective

Better than everyone or everything of the same type.

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The paper's coverage of foreign news is unrivalled

adjective

Having no equal; better than any other of the same type

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The museum boasts an unrivalled collection of french porcelain.

adjective

Not restrained or subdued.

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London remained unsubdued

adjective

Not having been made weaker or brought under control

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His pride remained unsubdued., nature here is still unsubdued and existing in all her beauty and ma…

adjective

Better or greater than any other.

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The quality of workmanship is unsurpassed

adjective

(of an opponent or obstacle) not conquered or overcome.

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The idea of humbling the hitherto unvanquished islanders

adjective

Having won a victory; triumphant.

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A victorious army

adjective

Having won a game, competition, election, war, etc.

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The victorious team were loudly cheered by their fans., the german player emerged victorious after …