unmatched
Britishadjective
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not equalled
a landscape of unmatched beauty
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(of socks, clothes, etc) not matching
unmatched dresses and stockings
Example Sentences
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Watching it from the comfort of their Victorville home is an option, but the energy in Pauley is unmatched, Michael said.
From Los Angeles Times
“And I remember that like it was yesterday. The man was just a tireless worker and his work ethic was unmatched as a coach. He was always prepared.”
From Los Angeles Times
Sticking with the status quo, and relying on America's unmatched military might, remained "the most credible and feasible option" in the short term, they argued.
From Barron's
As has been the case for years, China is expanding renewable capacity on a scale unmatched elsewhere.
From Barron's
With unmatched technical skill, it will likely take multiple mistakes from Malinin and perfect performances from his competitors for him not to claim the United States’ second consecutive men’s singles gold medal.
From Los Angeles Times
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