Word
unmatched
Phoneticsun·matched
US/ənˈmætʃt/
UK/ʌnmˈætʃt/
Definition
adj. better than everything else of the same kind. You use this to describe something that has no equal because it is so good.
adj. having no equal or rival; superior to all others of the same type. Often used to describe quality, skill, or performance that cannot be surpassed.
Examples
“The hotel offers unmatched views of the ocean.”
“Her dedication to the project was unmatched, as she often stayed late to ensure every detail was perfect.”
“The athlete's unmatched speed and agility allowed him to break a world record that had stood for over twenty years, cementing his legacy in the sport.”
Examples
simple
“The hotel offers unmatched views of the ocean.”
contextual
“Her dedication to the project was unmatched, as she often stayed late to ensure every detail was perfect.”
complex
“The athlete's unmatched speed and agility allowed him to break a world record that had stood for over twenty years, cementing his legacy in the sport.”
Usage
Typically used attributively before a noun or predicatively after a linking verb like 'be' or 'remain'.
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