unchallenged
Britishadjective
Other Word Forms
- unchallengeable adjective
Example Sentences
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When asked why the US sanctioned him, Brar said: "America is an unchallenged country; no-one can question it. It can do whatever it wants."
From BBC
While he found that “predictions of American decline, at least in the realm of new technologies, are vastly exaggerated,” he also determined that the U.S. no longer reigns unchallenged.
This has given General Secretary Xi a level of unchallenged control not seen since Chairman Mao.
From BBC
The England under-21 international gathered the ball just inside his own half and advanced unchallenged towards the edge of the Lens box, shifting inside onto his left foot and sweeping home from 20 yards.
From Barron's
A close enough friend, the Journal found, to bend the rules for, beginning with an unchallenged belief in Boyd’s claim that Spivey shot first.
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