nulli secundus

/ ˈnʊliː səˈkʊndʊs /

adjective

1. second to none

Example Sentences

Fortitudine bellic� nulli secundus, Fide Christian� cui non par?

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VI. and Elizabeth's reigns, who was in those times called the oracle of the law, was enrolled among Fuller's Worthies of England, with Camden's Latin verses on him: "Vit� integritati inter homines su� professionis nulli secundus."

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The weekly reports that so often bore in Pop's remarkable chirography the word "Imperator," in Halsey's big, round hand the inscription "Nulli Secundus," and over the sign manuals of the other teachers some tribute to his scholarship and industry, now spoke of him as "falling off," "losing ground," etc., and a gentle hand was laid on his troubled head at home ere it signed the receipt, and kind and sympathetic words would send him hurrying away to his own little den, there to give way to a passion of tears.

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Christchurch, that had not been bumped for ten years before—whose old blue and white flag stuck at the top of the mast as if it had been nailed there—whose motto on the river had so long been “Nulli secundus?”

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Each bike type had a Latin name: "Nulli Secundus", "Magnum Bonum".

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