unbeaten

[ uhn-beet-n ]

adjective

1. not struck, pounded, or whipped:

   unbeaten eggs.

2. not defeated or never defeated.
3. untrodden:

   unbeaten paths.

unbeaten

/ ʌnˈbiːtən /

adjective

1. having suffered no defeat
2. not worn down; untrodden
3. not mixed or stirred by beating

   unbeaten eggs

4. not beaten or struck

Word History and Origins

Origin of unbeaten¹

1225–75; Middle English unbeten; un- ¹, beaten

Example Sentences

Huff matched a career high with 18 points and five rebounds to spark the Cavaliers to their fourth straight victory, keeping them one of two unbeaten schools in conference play.

From Washington Post

The Cavaliers are one of three unbeaten teams in conference-only games, joining No.

From Washington Post

With their upset of the unbeaten Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday night, Rivera and his crew allowed you to imagine that this team might truly be competitively remade.

From Washington Post

The Chiefs improved their record to 10-1 and stayed on the heels of the unbeaten Pittsburgh Steelers for the No.

From Washington Post

Their game Thursday night in Pittsburgh against the unbeaten Steelers remained on as scheduled, according to Harbaugh and another person familiar with the NFL’s planning.

From Washington Post

The beaten track in Italy is not by any means an uninteresting itinerary, and there is no really unbeaten track any more.

From Project Gutenberg

Put unbeaten egg white and jelly together into bowl and beat with egg beater or wire whip until stiff.

From Project Gutenberg

Mix sugar, unbeaten egg white, vanilla and cold water into a stiff paste.

From Project Gutenberg

These are put in whole and unbeaten, whole and beaten, or they are separated and the yolks and whites beaten separately.

From Project Gutenberg

Cream the butter, stir in the sugar gradually, add the eggs unbeaten, and continue beating.

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